Jordan Spieth reveals how he hurt his wrist after 'trying to fake it' at US PGA
PGA Tour superstar Jordan Spieth has revealed the true extent the left wrist injury that almost forced him out of the PGA Championship.
Jordan Spieth has revealed the source of the wrist injury that almost forced him out of the 2023 PGA Championship.
Turns out the blame can be placed squarely on Spieth's son Sammy.
Speaking before the Charles Schwab Challenge on the PGA Tour, Spieth explained he sustained a 'moderate grade tendon sheath tear'.
The three-time major champion said 'something just jammed' when he was spending some quality time with his son.
It's not something he's going to be too concerned about in the short-term, he said, providing he manages the pain.
But it can get worse if he's not careful. That means lots of therapy and ice baths.
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Spieth was asked if he sustained the injury during the Wells Fargo Championship or after.
Here's his full explanation:
Spieth continued:
He said he doesn't have any plans for an immediate break, but will take one before heading to the UK for the co-sanctioned Genesis Scottish Open.
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