Jordan Spieth recently addressed his declining prominence at the PGA Championship, acknowledging that his inconsistent form in recent years played a major role. He made it clear he wasn’t insulted by the lack of hype, understanding the sport’s demand for results.
The three-time major winner is still chasing the career Grand Slam, with the PGA Championship being his final piece. Despite 12 starts and only two top-10 finishes, Spieth remains optimistic heading into the 2025 edition, noting a renewed sense of form and confidence.
Reflecting on past performances, Spieth recognized that media attention naturally shifts with player momentum. He referenced Phil Mickelson’s fluctuating storylines as a parallel, emphasizing that narratives in golf often follow recent success or failure rather than legacy alone.
