Jordan Spieth reveals why he misses LIV Golf's Dustin Johnson a lot on PGA Tour

Jordan Spieth has revealed the reasons why he misses LIV Golf's Dustin Johnson the most on the PGA Tour following his press conference at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week. 

Spieth gave a number of reasons why he would love DJ back on the PGA Tour but one of them was being absent from this week's tournament as he used to always play alongside him and his father-in-law, Wayne Gretzky, father of Paulina Gretzky. 

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They were paired together for eight straight years, with Spieth more often than not partnering country music singer Jake Owen in the pro-am format.

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Spieth, who is one of our golf betting tips for victory this week, won the individual prize in 2017 while Johnson won it in back-to-back years in 2009 and 2010. 

After accepting an apparent $150 million to join LIV Golf last year and tearing up his PGA Tour membership in the process, Johnson will no longer get to play in the most iconic pro-am tournament on the PGA Tour. 

That saddens Spieth, who said: 

But it's not just his exit from Pebble Beach that upsets Spieth.

His peers miss him at large on the PGA Tour. 

Spieth added: 

Spieth and Johnson will get to meet again in competition from April 6-9 when the world's best golfers on both the PGA Tour and LIV Golf re-unite for golf's first major of the season at The Masters at Augusta National. 

DJ won The Masters in 2020 while Spieth won it in 2015. 

Johnson was supposed to compete in this week's LIV Golf-backed Saudi International on the Asian Tour, but he was forced out of the tournament. 

DJ will once again captain the 4 Aces when the new LIV Golf League starts in Mexico in two weeks time. 

The 4 Aces were the hottest team in town last year, winning five of the eight tournaments highlighted with victory in the season-ending Team Championship in Miami. 

Johnson has already axed one player. 

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