Justin Thomas Calls Out Jordan Spieth With Hilarious ‘Lying’ Confession After Best Ball Denial

Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth are both eager to break their three-year winless streaks, showing glimpses of brilliance in recent tournaments. Their long-standing camaraderie was on full display at the Valspar Championship, where they were paired for three consecutive rounds. Thomas surged up the leaderboard with a stellar 6-under-par 65, while Spieth delivered a solid 4-under-par 67, setting the stage for a friendly but competitive showdown.

Their on-course rivalry took a humorous turn when Thomas playfully admitted that they were both lying if they claimed not to compete against each other. He cheekily referenced U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley, hinting that their performances might catch his attention. Spieth initially downplayed the idea of a head-to-head battle but later acknowledged that their friendly competition drives them to perform better. Despite differing perspectives, their mutual respect and history together remain undeniable.

Beyond the leaderboard, their bond is built on years of competition and friendship, dating back to their junior golf days. From college rivals to PGA Tour contenders, they have consistently pushed each other to improve. Their relationship extends off the course as well, with Spieth serving as Thomas’s best man in 2022. Whether in a major tournament or a casual round, their rivalry remains a mix of banter and motivation, making them both stronger players.