Jordan Spieth reacts to "DISRESPECTFUL" question about PGA Tour career
Jordan Spieth was asked an interesting question about missing putts from short range during the PGA Tour's Sentry Tournament of Champions.
Jordan Spieth will never stop doing Jordan Spieth things.
We are only a few days into 2023 and we've already had a few moments that will surely go down as highlights for Spieth by the end of the year.
First we had Spieth bantering with these two gambling fans during the PGA Tour's Sentry Tournament of Champions.
Spieth followed that by holing a remarkable shot on hole 16 from the rough at the Plantation Course in Kapalua.
Oh, and we've also had the popular PGA Tour pro missing putts from short range.
It has been a familiar sight over the years. We've lost count of the number of times Spieth has gone to tidy up a par and inexplicably missed.
When Spieth won the RBC Heritage, he revealed his wife Annie gave him some important advice that helped him claim his 13th victory.
But this week Spieth has already missed a putt from 18 inches.
A reporter decided to ask Spieth about this and, well, his response was fairly interesting.
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Here's the full exchange:
Q. Can you bear with me on the disrespect I'm about to show you on this question, but when you miss two foot putts does it bother you that much or have you done it so much in your career that you're kind of used to it?
Spieth said:
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Fair enough then!
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Let's watch that Spieth shot from earlier in the week:
Spieth described this as a "freedom shot".
He added: