There aren’t many people on planet Earth that love Augusta National and the Masters as much as Jordan Spieth. The Texan, regardless of form entering the week, seems to rise to the occasion when it’s time to drive down Magnolia Lane.
Spieth’s win in 2015 is often overshadowed by his watery collapse just one year later when the par-3 12th wreaked havoc on his scorecard, opening the door for Englishman Danny Willet to slip on the green jacket.
In the midst of his return to form last year, Spieth was once again a resident of the top of the leaderboard, eventually tying for third.
