Jordan Spieth Announces First Tournament of 2025 PGA TOUR Season

Jordan Spieth has set his sights on returning to the PGA TOUR for the 2025 season after undergoing surgery in August to address ulnar nerve damage in his left wrist. Speaking to *Golfweek*, Spieth expressed confidence in being tournament-ready by January, with hopes of competing at his peak performance.

The injury, which originated in 2023 and worsened over time, culminated in a challenging 2024 season marked by inconsistent play and recurring pain. Surgery became unavoidable when daily activities, like caring for his children, were impacted.

Spieth made his first public appearance post-surgery at a junior golf event, with his wrist still in a cast. Although he won’t qualify for the season-opening Sentry Tournament, his anticipated return at the Sony Open in Hawaii on January 9 marks the beginning of his journey back to competitive form.