Jordan Spieth Scores 62, Prepares for PGA Championship

Jordan Spieth delivered his lowest PGA Tour round in nearly five years with a 9-under 62 in the final round of the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, finishing fourth at 19-under overall—12 shots behind champion Scottie Scheffler. Despite missing a win since 2022 and recovering from offseason wrist surgery, Spieth has shown steady improvement with four consecutive top-20 finishes and three top-10s this season, indicating a return to form at a crucial time ahead of the PGA Championship. His final round featured a bogey-free card with seven birdies in the first 12 holes, including a notable chip-in on the 12th, and he gained over six strokes on the field—his best since the 2023 Masters. Spieth credits his progress to improving mechanics and increased confidence, despite not changing his strategic approach. He hopes this momentum will aid his pursuit of the career Grand Slam, needing only the PGA Championship to complete the achievement. While Scheffler dominated the event, Spieth’s strong showing was both a personal milestone and a sign of renewed competitiveness.