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NY Times · Jul 15, 2015

Jordan Spieth Follows His Own Path to the British Open

Photo Jordan Spieth during his final practice round at the Old Course on Wednesday. He played 46 holes during the past three days on the course. Credit David J. Phillip/Associated Press ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The soundtrack to Jordan Spieth’s final practice round before Thursday’s start of the British Open featured raindrops falling on umbrellas and cameras clicking on his backswing.

One noise was welcome; the other was not. At Spieth’s behest, Michael Greller, his caddie, asked the scrum of photographers at the fourth tee Wednesday afternoon to refrain from taking pictures in the middle of Spieth’s swing.

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