6 years agoIf you include Jordan Spieth's share of 24th place at the WGC-Match Play, the American has now posted three consecutive top-30 finishes after his share of 21st place at last week's Masters. Spieth's struggles have stemmed from his inability to find the fairway off the tee, but Harbour Town is a unique venue for him because the driver will be taken out of his hands on most tee shots. It will still be challenging to trust the 25-year-old this weekend in Hilton Head, but this is about as good of an opportunity that Spieth will have to break out of his slump.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour