‘One of my better pars’ – Jordan Spieth escapes from impossible position in a bush as fans are stunned

Jordan Spieth amazed golf fans with an incredible recovery shot at the Phoenix Open after slicing his ball into the trees on the 11th hole at TPC Scottsdale. Facing a tough predicament, Spieth chose an unconventional left-handed putter shot to escape. His ball miraculously squeezed past a shrub and landed on the fairway, setting him up for a remarkable par save.

The former Masters champion capitalized on his brilliant recovery, sending his approach shot to 12 feet before confidently sinking the par putt. Reflecting on the moment, Spieth called it “one of the better pars” of his career. His ingenuity and precision left fans in awe, with many praising his return to form after wrist surgery.

Spieth ultimately finished tied for fourth at 16-under-par, falling short of champion Thomas Detry, who secured victory at 24-under. However, his strong performance in Arizona signals a promising comeback. With renewed confidence, Spieth now sets his sights on The Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines, aiming to build on his momentum.