Jordan Spieth has actually missed his 4th cut of the season at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson– the occasion in which he made his PGA Tour launching as a 16-year-old in 2010. He had an opportunity to make the weekend at the end of his 2nd round, as he reached the par-4 16th hole one shot off the cut-line at 5-under par for the competition. He gunned his tee-shot method right on this 495-yard par-4. And after that, in some way, his ball caromed back into the middle of the fairway. His drive bounced off a customer’s elbow, setting himself up for a lot easier 2nd shot into this difficult hole. Spieth might not take benefit of the fortuitous bounce. He pulled his technique to the left side of the green and three-putted from there, falling to 4-under and 2 off the cut line. A shot was not the only thing Spieth lost on the 16th hole on Friday. He likewise lost $20, handing the unfortunate fan a $20 costs for his inexpedient drive. Spieth likewise talented him a signed golf ball. That fan most likely went to get a drink, thanks to Spieth. Spieth might not gather any momentum over his last 2 holes at TPC Craig Ranch, completing par-par to shoot a 1-under 70 on day 2. He did not have his finest things today and will aim to rebound at next week’s Wells Fargo Championship– a Signature Event at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina. After that, it’s on to the PGA Championship, where Spieth will aim to finish the profession Grand Slam. Ideally, he will not knock another drive into another fan in the coming weeks. Jack Milko is a golf personnel author for SB Nation’s Playing Through. Make sure to take a look at @_PlayingThrough for more golf protection. You can follow him on Twitter @jack_milko.
Jordan Spieth misses out on cut, stubborn drive off client expenses $20 at Byron Nelson
