You’re right. There literally only been 30 golfers who have won at least 3 majors. Being top 30 all-time at your chosen profession is Hall of Fame level stuff.
@@Tom_Swift Yes. I though he was referring to the peanut gallery...which is us. Golf is weird, one day you can be on top of everything, the next...it's gone. And some always have it, but don't win as much as the talent demands...like Fred Couples; one major. One. That's really weird.
Well produced video, but I don't really agree with this characterization. There's no doubt that he seriously fell from the top, but comments like "plummeting into the depths of mediocrity" is a harsh exaggeration to say the least. At 15:06, a false claim is made that Spieth hasn't won since 2021. Spieth won in 2022 at the RBC Heritage. Moreover, Spieth was T3 and T4 at the 2021 and 2023 Masters respectively, while also solo runner-up at the Open in 2021. These results are nothing to sneeze at, considering those results are against the best on the planet. In fact, at 15:41, just looking at his earnings from 2020 through 2023 you can see he has made a significant comeback to form. I'm not saying he will ever again have the kind of run he had in his early career, but saying "20 years from now, that meltdown is all we'll ever care to remember" is totally untrue and undeserved imo
I mean compared to what he was compared to, and the immense potential/high ceiling he had, it was a very dramatic downfall. So its certainly not clickbait
@@FreshlySnipes Yeah, he didn't hit a foot behind the ball last time I checked. Speith must have been absolute jelly at that point, probably a feeling you never forget
@@jordan3305 What's the difference between falling off and becoming inconsistent? They're both describing the same thing. "Falling off" doesn't mean he had to retire because he's so bad. It means he fell off from his top-10 player level, which is due to inconsistency lol
Excellent point. He had some wobbles in the final round in that one too (on 13th) and then plays the last 5 holes in 5 under to close out the win. I think it is safe to conclude that he demonstrated he can push on from previous meltdowns...
Only been watching and playing golf since last season, didnt kno this about speith but always heard he was a good player from the broadcasters. Hopefully he gets himself a win this year
@@Dooguk Well Americans dominate the game of golf and the reason the game is as popular as it is now is because of professional American golfers and the American consumer and the British open wasn’t really put on the map until American golfers like Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan decided to play it. So because of all that we can call whatever the hell we want to call it.
@@Dooguk Well actually before the 2000s Americans called the US Open, The Open. But then Brits and Europeans started complaining because yet again a sport they invented was being dominated by other countries so they needed something to make them feel special. But you can call it The Open all you want. In 1776 I earned the right to not have to do what foreigners tell me to do. So Ima keep calling it the British Open. You’ll be ok.
It’s easier for Speith than it is for you or the video uploader, additionally nothing about that indicates that it’s easy. It quite literally was all he had to do.
I still remember watching that meltdown live. After his second shot in the water I said "well, he's never recovering from this, we are watching the end of spieth's career." ... crazy that I was actually right in hindsight.
Jordan hasn't had the collapse that someone like David Duval had after he won his only Major championship in 2001. Duval was set up along with Phil Mickelson to be Tiger's rival for the next decade but was never the same after his British Open win.
653 subscribers, thats crazy! My man you will have a million subs if you keep up this quality of work, I just made it 654 and look forward to many more of your videos.
Small fact check, you mentioned that to this day Jordan has not won a tournament since 2021, but that’s not true. He won in April of 2022 at the rbc heritage at harbour town. Aside from that, great video.
I find it rather funny the amount of comments suggesting he is not good anymore, I mean come on, does anyone understand how difficult it is to win a tournament, let alone a major? The dude is a fantastic golfer and still is. I would give my family up to human traffickers to be able to choke in the Masters, none of you will or will never be in any PGA tournament…EVER. So I would politely just say to stfu
Its weird how this can happen in golf. Because its not as physically demanding, I eould consider golf to be almost more like playing music. Theres a technique and a rythm that you have to find. Unless you got some series back injury or something, as long as you practice, that technique and rythm should stay. You dont hear about musicians all of a sudden losing their ability to play. Unless they got injured somehow.
I think it's right to say he hasn't fulfilled expectations, but perhaps those expectations were too high. But, anyone who's won the Masters and the Open, the two most iconic tournaments in golf, ain't bad.
FINALLY Someone has pointed out the obvious...100% correct, he has NEVER been the same. Yes, he has won a few, but his confidence is gone. Prior to THAT shot he had won 7 times in LESS than 3 years. In 8 years since he has one 6 times and now is almost irrelevant. So my questions: 1) Why is he always in the featured groups and followed on television, and 2) Why is he so popular when he is unbelievably annoying? They should pair Spieth with Brian Harman and put us out of our misery! (By the way, you never see him on the weekend telecasts...if he makes the cut...because he is so far back he is teeing off as the sun comes up.
My guess is his momentum and drive was all powered by his will to be one of the greats like Tiger, after losing what would have been his 2nd masters win in a row.. he probably realized how difficult it is and lost that magic of naivety
Good video, though the stats since 2021 are wrong. He finished T-4 at the Masters last year (said he hasn’t finished better than 8th in a major since 2021) and he also won the 2022 RBC Heritage (said he hadn’t won since 2021)
I recall watching this live, just before he hit that shot I said " as long as he doesn't block it right, he will win" of course having watched the Masters since 1972 I knew how many players had lost their chance to win by losing their shot to the right on the world's most treacherous pat 3
I think Jordan’s problems are more mental than anything. Watch any video of him playing in a tournament in recent years and any tournament video from his early career and compare the 2. Look at his eyes, at his expression. Before, he was focused, he was determined, he had a desire to compete and to win. I haven’t seen that look on his face in a long time. I hope he can overcome his problems whatever they are.
I'm not convinced that this was Jordan Spieth's demise. I think we saw signs of his decline months before this happened. Even after his great year of 2015/16, he became extremely erratic off the tee, primarily because he chased distance, thus, altering his golf swing. In his historic year of 2015, he practically made every putt.....literally. Of course that could not be sustainable. Making everything he looked at on the putting green makes every other part of his game much easier to handle or fall into place. If you recall, in the 2016 season, he didn't make a lot of putts, not nearly the number of putts he made in 2015. Also, he started having the yips on the tee box. He would grip and regrip his club before swinging, constantly looking at his target, not pulling the trigger. It was little things like this that started to creep into his game. It's quite possible that this moment on the 12th hole at the Masters was the impetus that started it all, but I believe the wheels were already in motion prior to this event, imho.
When the joy is gone and that thing you loved doing becomes a grind, or worse, an agony it's hard to devote yourself to it in the way you once did. When you see yourself bypassed and you begin to feel like a lucky imposter I can only imagine it gets really difficult. When you doubt yourself even a little golf gets very hard at the highest levels. The courses are set up to make you fail and the competition is fierce and relentless. That's why sports are so dramatic and it's why we love them. Jordan Spieth had his great moment in the sun. He's not to be pitied, he is to be admired. We should all know that feeling.
Hard to imagine Jordan losing his form so badly. I guess he can still get back there. Confidence is a huge thing isn’t it? You’ve really got to hand it to Greg Norman for continually getting back to the top and in contention after some really tough near misses. After the Mize shot in 87, he was back in 88 and 89. Even after 1996, he was back three years later fighting it out. He lost all 4 majors in playoffs, as well as being runner up on other occasions.
I was wondering what happened to Spieth. I only really got into golf in 2022 and kept hearing how he was amazing and saw his wins and resume. Now it all makes sense. I am sitting here writing this also thinking about his buddy JT. Whatever happened to JT man? Crazy what golf can do
Speith's natural shot is a draw. His attempts to hit cuts during the 2016 Masters - with both driver and irons - often turned into slices that left him right and short of the target (eg, his drive on the 11th hole). But thanks to his amazing scrambling, he managed to stay ahead of the field. However, at the 12th hole his luck ran out - he attempted another cut, which yet again ended up right and short of the green ... and in Rae's Creek. After that disaster, he finally got the message and hit only draws for the remainder of the round. Even on the 18th tee, instead of hitting a cut with his driver (as in the previous rounds), he hit a draw with his 3-wood.
It’s unbelievable that Rory and Speith haven’t won a major since 2015. Golf is hard! Impossible to predict. Just goes to show how great Tiger really was. A major or tournament win in golf is 20 times harder than tennis. I wouldn’t be surprised if Alcatraz wins 20 majors but 3 for a golfer is all time stuff.
This video is class after the fact reasoning. He has definitely not performed like 2015. But just plain old regression to the mean is just as good an explanation as the disastrous 12th. He won a major, played well at Ryder cups, plus several more tournaments after the disastrous 12th event. Did that one bad event cause those positive events too?
If Spieth had won that Masters again, then it would be a totally different story. Then his friend Justin Thomas is not the same as before. Golf is hard!!!
Kinda like an undefeated boxer moving up in class and eventually wining the world championship. Then, you get knocked out for the first time and never really recover to your old form. Just an analogy and not taking anything away from Speith who is a great professional golfer.
This hole didn’t ruin his career. He won 4 times including the Open the next year. 18 at the Northern Trust did because he lost because DJ could carry a water hazard at 320 that Spieth couldn’t, then Spieth chased distance and messed up his swing.
He was amazing! Totally amazing. He really looked like he was on route to be the GOAT. But one single hole finished him off. Nicklaus would have bounced back Speith never recovered
Hold up I went into this video thinking it had to have millions of views. This is an insanely good video. Deserves to the been seen by more.
It's plagiarized from golf digest I'm pretty sure
The video is 2 days old and is about Jordan Spieth. A player who hasn’t been in the spotlight for years. How would it have a million views?
This video is dogshit....Speith chasing distance ruined his game. This guy is an absolute clown
@@jimlahey3919 its a bot comment and pretty sure its an AI generated video. At least the voice is AI
Ai lol
Even if Jordan Spieth does not win another tournament he has still won more than most guys ever will
I'm pretty sure it's 'all' ... this is youtube.
Ooohhhhhhh
You’re right. There literally only been 30 golfers who have won at least 3 majors. Being top 30 all-time at your chosen profession is Hall of Fame level stuff.
@@wreckim think he's talking about other pga tour players, not youtube commenters 😂
@@Tom_Swift Yes. I though he was referring to the peanut gallery...which is us. Golf is weird, one day you can be on top of everything, the next...it's gone. And some always have it, but don't win as much as the talent demands...like Fred Couples; one major. One. That's really weird.
Well produced video, but I don't really agree with this characterization. There's no doubt that he seriously fell from the top, but comments like "plummeting into the depths of mediocrity" is a harsh exaggeration to say the least. At 15:06, a false claim is made that Spieth hasn't won since 2021. Spieth won in 2022 at the RBC Heritage. Moreover, Spieth was T3 and T4 at the 2021 and 2023 Masters respectively, while also solo runner-up at the Open in 2021. These results are nothing to sneeze at, considering those results are against the best on the planet. In fact, at 15:41, just looking at his earnings from 2020 through 2023 you can see he has made a significant comeback to form. I'm not saying he will ever again have the kind of run he had in his early career, but saying "20 years from now, that meltdown is all we'll ever care to remember" is totally untrue and undeserved imo
Well said. A lot of ill informed nonsense was spouted in this video.
100%. This is bordering on pure clickbait. There aren't 30 golfers in history as accomplished as him and he's still not done
I mean compared to what he was compared to, and the immense potential/high ceiling he had, it was a very dramatic downfall. So its certainly not clickbait
@@YoBrand15 I wouldn't blame it on the masters though, he still won majors and tournies two years on
Agree!! If you are going to make a video about a professional, or what have you, bring the facts and not so much your personal oppinion
He also changed his swing to hit farther to catch up with new guys… this decision was also mistake by him to lose his strength of consistency.
Yep, all because of the 2017 Northern Trust
Not a mistake, because he's gaining strokes off the tee. It's his putting that suffered.
he was never a great ballstriker, he was a wizard around the greens and made a ton of long 30-40 foot putts that was never going to be sustainable
Yea just gotta admit every year we always see better rookie. Amazing golf generations
Crazy how much more free he swung back then.
It all ended this day, he’s never been the same! He completely lost his swing.
@@DMKFACTOR Doesn't hit the distance putts he used to hit at his peak either
He learned that he could fail. That breaks people.
I think he got a coach right?
@@werbahwerbah2647 he also went through a major swing change, I dont think he is broken at this point, he just isnt comfortable yet.
And now Rory says to Spieth: "Hold my beer."
Ouch.!
Rory’s wasn’t a Speith level meltdown though.
@@FreshlySnipes Yeah, he didn't hit a foot behind the ball last time I checked. Speith must have been absolute jelly at that point, probably a feeling you never forget
Nah even close
Rory is still a relevant golfer. Speith has not done anything for years.
In 20 years I will remember the great play and wins, before the one bad hole.
Yes it's not really incredible as Augusta is incredibly tough course. Exactly Amen corner.
Look it makes for good videos.
The fact he came back to win 6 majors after that collapse says more about his character and game than the collapse
6 majors? He only has 3 in his entire career
Even with his downfall winning 3 of the 4 major championships and coming in 2nd in the other is a hell of a career lol. I’d be happy with it
He won the RBC heritage in 2022 by the way. And then in 2023 lost in a playoff so almost won it back to back.
Yeah there was a lot of hope around that time that he was back and would start winning majors again, but he couldn't sustain and fell off.
@@Butcho22 he hasnt fallen off, he is just inconsistent. You can tell he still isnt comfortable with his new swing.
@@jordan3305 being inconsistent is falling off lol
@@Butcho22 dang, batting 1000 with these takes🤔
@@jordan3305 What's the difference between falling off and becoming inconsistent? They're both describing the same thing. "Falling off" doesn't mean he had to retire because he's so bad. It means he fell off from his top-10 player level, which is due to inconsistency lol
Kind of a d bag video, dudes got plenty of golf left
yeah hes 30 phil didnt even win a major until 33
Impressive how you found and organized all the events footage. Very well done.
"Never been the same since"... ?
he won The Open the following year.
To be fair he won that open playing army golf
Excellent point. He had some wobbles in the final round in that one too (on 13th) and then plays the last 5 holes in 5 under to close out the win. I think it is safe to conclude that he demonstrated he can push on from previous meltdowns...
15:05 You're wrong! He won the RBC Heritage on Apr 17, 2022 lol
great video man, keep up the good work 👍
Only been watching and playing golf since last season, didnt kno this about speith but always heard he was a good player from the broadcasters. Hopefully he gets himself a win this year
I mean he did win the 2017 British open so I wouldn’t say it ruined his career
Couldn’t agree more
The Open Championship, no British in the name.
@@Dooguk Well Americans dominate the game of golf and the reason the game is as popular as it is now is because of professional American golfers and the American consumer and the British open wasn’t really put on the map until American golfers like Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan decided to play it. So because of all that we can call whatever the hell we want to call it.
@@jordank316 Let's call it The Open .You can call yours The US Open, the way it's always been.
@@Dooguk Well actually before the 2000s Americans called the US Open, The Open. But then Brits and Europeans started complaining because yet again a sport they invented was being dominated by other countries so they needed something to make them feel special. But you can call it The Open all you want. In 1776 I earned the right to not have to do what foreigners tell me to do. So Ima keep calling it the British Open. You’ll be ok.
Great video dude, you’ll for sure have a bunch of followers soon
"All Speith had to do...". You ever played golf?
It’s easier for Speith than it is for you or the video uploader, additionally nothing about that indicates that it’s easy. It quite literally was all he had to do.
Good analysis! Crazy how it all started on the 12th hole at the Masters.
I still remember watching that meltdown live. After his second shot in the water I said "well, he's never recovering from this, we are watching the end of spieth's career." ... crazy that I was actually right in hindsight.
Lol no you didn't.
@@allieandbo🤓
he won a major after that. So it wasn't the end.
Jordan hasn't had the collapse that someone like David Duval had after he won his only Major championship in 2001. Duval was set up along with Phil Mickelson to be Tiger's rival for the next decade but was never the same after his British Open win.
Did LeBron write this comment?
Great video man. The production, commentary and clips are perfect brother. Keep it up 🙏🏻
Hey keep making golf videos man! Crazy to see you’re under 1k subs, carve out your niche you’re doing good stuff
Trust me, he's not the only man who let one hole ruin his life...
This video earned you a subscriber! Incredible commentary.
Really great content.
This video needs to go viral, absolutely spot on, all roads lead back to THAT hole in THAT year, at THAT course
Great video. Assumed it was from a big channel while watching it. Kudos dude. Keep going youll smash it!
Can't agree with your title. He won another major just one year later. He'll be back. It's golf.
If 2016 didn't happen, Speith would have 7 to 10 majors by now and yes he was that good. Best clutch putter ive seen since tiger at his peak.
Lol.
L o l
Ruined his career? Hardly
This dude clearly has a crush on spieth
I hope Jordan looks at his entire career as a massive and unexpected success instead of... "what could have been"
great video man! suprised your channel is so small... keep up the good work.
Give me a break
653 subscribers, thats crazy! My man you will have a million subs if you keep up this quality of work, I just made it 654 and look forward to many more of your videos.
Small fact check, you mentioned that to this day Jordan has not won a tournament since 2021, but that’s not true. He won in April of 2022 at the rbc heritage at harbour town. Aside from that, great video.
it takes a lifetime to build confidence and only a moment to lose it all
I find it rather funny the amount of comments suggesting he is not good anymore, I mean come on, does anyone understand how difficult it is to win a tournament, let alone a major? The dude is a fantastic golfer and still is. I would give my family up to human traffickers to be able to choke in the Masters, none of you will or will never be in any PGA tournament…EVER. So I would politely just say to stfu
Great video!! No need to yell into the mic when you talk tho 😂
Its weird how this can happen in golf. Because its not as physically demanding, I eould consider golf to be almost more like playing music. Theres a technique and a rythm that you have to find. Unless you got some series back injury or something, as long as you practice, that technique and rythm should stay. You dont hear about musicians all of a sudden losing their ability to play. Unless they got injured somehow.
I think it's right to say he hasn't fulfilled expectations, but perhaps those expectations were too high. But, anyone who's won the Masters and the Open, the two most iconic tournaments in golf, ain't bad.
I was so excited to see a young golfer killing it again. Bummer to see where it is now
FINALLY Someone has pointed out the obvious...100% correct, he has NEVER been the same. Yes, he has won a few, but his confidence is gone. Prior to THAT shot he had won 7 times in LESS than 3 years. In 8 years since he has one 6 times and now is almost irrelevant. So my questions: 1) Why is he always in the featured groups and followed on television, and 2) Why is he so popular when he is unbelievably annoying? They should pair Spieth with Brian Harman and put us out of our misery! (By the way, you never see him on the weekend telecasts...if he makes the cut...because he is so far back he is teeing off as the sun comes up.
Jordan Spieth is a fan favorite. Kids love him and he is a draw - regardless of his sub-par play this year.
Brian won a Major last year!!
That chicken wing "zero release" swing was in some ways a ticking time bomb that exploded on that flubbed shot from the drop zone...
SOLID summary brother. New sub from the UK ❤🔥
My guess is his momentum and drive was all powered by his will to be one of the greats like Tiger, after losing what would have been his 2nd masters win in a row.. he probably realized how difficult it is and lost that magic of naivety
Golf is like life. It hardly goes like the way you want it to. One day it's great, but then the next day it's totally opposite of what you expected.
Brilliant video
I really liked Jordan Spieth as a golfer I wish that he would have done more but also i think there was a lot of pressure on him great person
Excellent video. Deserves more attention. Well made
Very well made video, earned a sub for sure.
Good video, though the stats since 2021 are wrong. He finished T-4 at the Masters last year (said he hasn’t finished better than 8th in a major since 2021) and he also won the 2022 RBC Heritage (said he hadn’t won since 2021)
He won the Open after this. So not sure it ruined his career.
Actually not true he won the 2022 RBC Heritage and finished 4th in the Masters in 2023
7:14 you say Spieth joins tiger and Jack to be the only guys to be top 5 in each of the majors in one year. Rickie Fowler did it that year too in 2015
LOL Ernie was second in all 4 majors in 2004.
I recall watching this live, just before he hit that shot I said " as long as he doesn't block it right, he will win" of course having watched the Masters since 1972 I knew how many players had lost their chance to win by losing their shot to the right on the world's most treacherous pat 3
I think Jordan’s problems are more mental than anything. Watch any video of him playing in a tournament in recent years and any tournament video from his early career and compare the 2. Look at his eyes, at his expression. Before, he was focused, he was determined, he had a desire to compete and to win. I haven’t seen that look on his face in a long time. I hope he can overcome his problems whatever they are.
Great video. We've all been there, one bad hole.
He won the open in 2017 though
Yeah this doesn't make sense
and The Travelers
Events like these make you the man you are today.
very very good video. Keep going like that and you will get big. I promise.
Like the Minecraft soundtrack for the background music, great video.
How on earth does this man have such little subscribers, this is beyond quality content, keep it up
Because he is gay.
Tiger has gone safe left 100% of the time.
The very same par 3 that Spieth shot a 7 on...Tiger shot a 10 on it in 2020.
It's funny that we live in a world where placing top 10 in PGA events and being ranked in the top 25 plummets you to "mediocrity" lmao
The Tiger effect.
Good guy. Great golfer. That’s what I’ll remember.
I'm not convinced that this was Jordan Spieth's demise. I think we saw signs of his decline months before this happened. Even after his great year of 2015/16, he became extremely erratic off the tee, primarily because he chased distance, thus, altering his golf swing. In his historic year of 2015, he practically made every putt.....literally. Of course that could not be sustainable. Making everything he looked at on the putting green makes every other part of his game much easier to handle or fall into place.
If you recall, in the 2016 season, he didn't make a lot of putts, not nearly the number of putts he made in 2015. Also, he started having the yips on the tee box. He would grip and regrip his club before swinging, constantly looking at his target, not pulling the trigger. It was little things like this that started to creep into his game. It's quite possible that this moment on the 12th hole at the Masters was the impetus that started it all, but I believe the wheels were already in motion prior to this event, imho.
Correct. Him doing the regripping reminded me of Sergio. Regripping up to 16 times before swinging and still producing poor shots.
agreed
What do you mean? He won the 2017 Open
@@jpracingph No he didn't. Brooks Koepka won it. Jordan finish 35th.
@@BatMan-oe2gh Youre talking about the US Open. Im talking about The Open.
Minecraft music for golf is an odd but welcome pairing
I wonder what the convo with his caddie was like on the 12th tee
When the joy is gone and that thing you loved doing becomes a grind, or worse, an agony it's hard to devote yourself to it in the way you once did. When you see yourself bypassed and you begin to feel like a lucky imposter I can only imagine it gets really difficult. When you doubt yourself even a little golf gets very hard at the highest levels. The courses are set up to make you fail and the competition is fierce and relentless. That's why sports are so dramatic and it's why we love them. Jordan Spieth had his great moment in the sun. He's not to be pitied, he is to be admired. We should all know that feeling.
Hard to imagine Jordan losing his form so badly. I guess he can still get back there. Confidence is a huge thing isn’t it? You’ve really got to hand it to Greg Norman for continually getting back to the top and in contention after some really tough near misses. After the Mize shot in 87, he was back in 88 and 89. Even after 1996, he was back three years later fighting it out. He lost all 4 majors in playoffs, as well as being runner up on other occasions.
the hole did not hurt his career. but it was a sign his swing was getting a little suspect and not reliable under the gun.
Damn this video is harsh.
Hope the dude doesn’t see it
He won british open after
Why the constant misspelling of his last name? I see this often and can't understand why people put the e before the i
I was wondering what happened to Spieth. I only really got into golf in 2022 and kept hearing how he was amazing and saw his wins and resume. Now it all makes sense. I am sitting here writing this also thinking about his buddy JT. Whatever happened to JT man? Crazy what golf can do
Speith's natural shot is a draw. His attempts to hit cuts during the 2016 Masters - with both driver and irons - often turned into slices that left him right and short of the target (eg, his drive on the 11th hole). But thanks to his amazing scrambling, he managed to stay ahead of the field.
However, at the 12th hole his luck ran out - he attempted another cut, which yet again ended up right and short of the green ... and in Rae's Creek.
After that disaster, he finally got the message and hit only draws for the remainder of the round. Even on the 18th tee, instead of hitting a cut with his driver (as in the previous rounds), he hit a draw with his 3-wood.
I forgot Speith existed… ngl. I was a fan of his for years but real wondered what happened to him.
It’s unbelievable that Rory and Speith haven’t won a major since 2015. Golf is hard! Impossible to predict. Just goes to show how great Tiger really was. A major or tournament win in golf is 20 times harder than tennis. I wouldn’t be surprised if Alcatraz wins 20 majors but 3 for a golfer is all time stuff.
Speith won a major in 2017
I have said this for years. Never been the same since then.
I think winning the Open was a fair achievement. His swing just isn't epic as in not bombing 350yards.
He is an epic scrambler.
@@DwayndibbVids what a Rory then. Dude can’t win shit 😅
Wow good observation!!
@@tomjones2056 Wait. I'm sticking up for Speith. He hasn't got the long distance like other guys.
This video is class after the fact reasoning. He has definitely not performed like 2015. But just plain old regression to the mean is just as good an explanation as the disastrous 12th.
He won a major, played well at Ryder cups, plus several more tournaments after the disastrous 12th event. Did that one bad event cause those positive events too?
Last time out I carded a 135 on a par 70. I'm a scratch golfer too. A handicap won't spare me the embarrassment of my play.
If Spieth had won that Masters again, then it would be a totally different story. Then his friend Justin Thomas is not the same as before. Golf is hard!!!
Kinda like an undefeated boxer moving up in class and eventually wining the world championship. Then, you get knocked out for the first time and never really recover to your old form. Just an analogy and not taking anything away from Speith who is a great professional golfer.
You omitted Rickie Fowler as a player who has finished top 5 in all four majors in a single year.
0 majors
This hole didn’t ruin his career. He won 4 times including the Open the next year. 18 at the Northern Trust did because he lost because DJ could carry a water hazard at 320 that Spieth couldn’t, then Spieth chased distance and messed up his swing.
If it wasn’t for 12 at Augusta, Spieth could’ve won his first 3 masters in a row. Never would see that again
Ur blaming the hole and not the terrible shot selection? Gotcha
He did win the RBC Heritage in 2022
Sorry he didn’t ruin his career, he’s won three majors, is a Hall of Fame golfer.
By no means ruined his career but his run between 2015 and 2016 was unreal and he hasn't replicated it.
I really feel for him. I hope he wins another masters.
Please make a video about how players have never been the same after hiring the "best" swing coaches.
Didn’t he win at Hilton head two years ago? Almost went back to back but Fitzpatrick edged him out.
The minecraft music in the background is killing me😭
535 views is wild. This video is gonna pop, everyone knows it. Good job, with the research it took
Still my go-to for wedges.
I actually forgot about it until you reminded me. So yea
Btw it’s Spieth not Speith
He also won in 2022 and his quad was 24’
Nice video!
Even without the meltdown, Danny Willett was still going to beat Speith that day
He was amazing! Totally amazing.
He really looked like he was on route to be the GOAT.
But one single hole finished him off.
Nicklaus would have bounced back
Speith never recovered
Literally won another major but whatever
Won a major a year later
You know, I’d settle for “plummeting to the depths of mediocrity” if it left me worth a hundred million dollars.