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Jordan Spieth voices fears Open at St Andrews could be a ‘wedge contest’

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Jordan Spieth fears St Andrews could prove too easy for the world's best players when it hosts the 150th Open Championship next week. Spieth returns to the Old Course in pursuit of a second Open title following his victory at Royal Birkdale in 2017. The 62 recorded by Branden Grace in the third round that year remains the lowest in mens major championship history.

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Jordan Spieth voices fears Open at St Andrews could be a ‘wedge contest’

2017 Open champion Spieth: ‘St Andrews might be too easy’Cameron Tringale shoots a 61 at Scottish OpenOn a day when Cameron Tringale required just 61 shots at the Scottish Open, Jordan Spieth became the latest high-profile golfer to express fears that the Old Course at St Andrews has been overtaken by equipment advances.Tringale’s nine under par on a calm morning at the Renaissance Club will create only minor ripples. Yet if the sacred turf of t…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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