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Spieth Admits to Feeling Guilty - LITE
Dec 05, 2025 | Edition #122
👋 Hey Golf Fans,
Throughout 2025, Jordan Spieth endured criticism from fans, analysts, and even fellow pros over one key issue. Now, the three-time major champion has decided to speak up.
Let's dive in...
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“It's Sucked”: Jordan Spieth Finally Owns Up to a Season-Long Regret |
The three-time major champ spoke candidly about a thorny issue that kept bothering him throughout the season. |
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Jordan Spieth made his PGA Tour debut on a sponsor exemption. In 2010, then 16-year-old Spieth wrote a letter to the tournament director of AT&T Byron Nelson, highlighting his dreams of making his debut at the event, a memorable moment with Phil Mickelson, Byron Nelson’s legacy, and also noted his junior golf achievements. He was sitting in class at the Jesuit College Preparatory School in Dallas, when he got the phone call from tournament officials. A few days later, he netted a T16 at the tournament. |
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