Jordan Spieth

2022 - 6 - 16

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Jordan Spieth was hurting. But the ride didn't shut down at the U.S. ... (Golf.com)

Jordan Spieth was battling a stomach issue, reports said. But his roller coaster didn't shut down at the U.S. Open.

He wasn’t spotted near the players’ lounge to the left of the clubhouse. He bogeyed the par-4 3rd, again missing the fairway left, then missing a 5-footer for par. On 17 tee, while waiting for Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa and James Piot to clear ahead of him, Spieth bounced his golf ball between his hands. He bogeyed the par-4 4th, missing the fairway you know where. Spieth bogeyed the par-4 1st, missing the fairway left off the tee, hitting just over the green with shot two and failing to get up and down. Earlier this week, ahead of Thursday’s first round at the U.S. Open, reports had floated around The Country Club that the four-time major champion was fighting a stomach bug.

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Jordan Spieth's agent provides illness update ahead of US Open (Golfmagic.com)

Jordan Spieth left the range at The Country Club at Brookline after reportedly feeling unwell ahead of the US Open.

Spieth plans on teeing it up for round one of the @usopengolf. June 15, 2022 According to Jay Danzi who is the agent for— Todd Lewis (@ToddLewisGC) @JordanSpieth, Jordan had a strong stomach bug today. "Not good," reportedly was the reply.

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2022 U.S. Open: Battling stomach bug, Jordan Spieth to gut it out at ... (Golf Channel)

BROOKLINE, Mass. – Jordan Spieth will have to gut out a U.S. Open victory – literally. As reported by Golf Channel's Steve Burkowski, Spieth is battling a ...

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US Open news: For Jordan Spieth, it's Pepto-Bismol or bust (ClutchPoints)

PGA star Jordan Spieth is battling a stomach issue at the Country Club, where the US Open is set to tee off on Thursday.

10 Jordan Spieth will try to add to his trophy case starting on Thursday when the US Open tees off at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. However, Spieth’s own body is standing in the way of his quest for a fourth major championship. Spieth is battling a stomach issue, one that is likely making him reach for a bottle of Pepto. The three-time PGA major winner began to feel sick on Tuesday morning, forcing him to cut his practice short after teeing just three balls at The Country Club. Steve Burkowski of Golf Channel has the details.

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