Jordan Spieth delivered a standout performance at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson 2025, carding a bogey-free 9-under 62—his lowest PGA Tour round in four years. The Texas native showcased exceptional form, finishing fourth with a total score of 19-under par.
In his post-round interview, Spieth credited his hot streak on the greens for the turnaround. He explained that consistent putting had built his confidence, even after a lull at Hilton Head. “I’ve been on a really good putting run,” he noted, emphasizing its impact.
Spieth’s nine birdies included three consecutive ones on holes 4 through 6. He highlighted how crucial short par-saving putts felt easier during the final round. These seemingly minor strokes proved vital in building momentum throughout the day.
His stellar showing earned him \$485,100, contributing to a leaderboard topped by Scottie Scheffler. Spieth now heads to Quail Hollow with renewed energy as he continues his pursuit of a career grand slam.
