6 years agoJordan Spieth posted his second consecutive top-10 showing last weekend at the Charles Schwab, concluding the event in a share of eighth place. Spieth flirted with winning the tournament, but a final round two-over 72 plummeted him down the leaderboard. While these past few results are encouraging for things moving forward, it must be noted that Spieth has caught fire with his putter in his last three events and has earned at least 6.2 strokes in every tournament. We consider the American an extremely volatile selection in Ohio and would avoid using him in cash-game lineups. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour