The Moment Jordan Spieth Matched Tiger Woods’ Elite Feat. See latest ranks

Jordan Spieth secured his second Major title at the 2015 U.S. Open in a dramatic fashion, edging out Dustin Johnson and Louis Oosthuizen by one stroke. At just 21, Spieth had already claimed the Masters earlier that year, joining an elite club of players who won both tournaments in the same season. His remarkable victory placed him alongside Tiger Woods, who achieved the same feat in 2002.

Reflecting on his thrilling win, Spieth admitted to feeling “kind of total shock” as the tournament reached its climax. After a costly double bogey on the 17th hole, he rebounded with a clutch birdie on the 18th to seal his victory. The final moments were nerve-wracking, especially as Johnson had a chance to force a playoff but missed his putt, handing Spieth the championship.

Spieth later recalled a pivotal moment when he unintentionally glanced at the leaderboard after the 15th hole, realizing he was tied for the lead. The pressure intensified, yet he remained composed, navigating the final stretch with resilience. Johnson’s late struggles on the back nine ultimately secured Spieth’s triumph, making his U.S. Open victory one of the most memorable in recent golf history.