(Reuters) - Golf fans will be treated to the rare sight of the game's top three players grouped together at this week's WGC-Cadillac Championship in Miami, but world number one Jordan Spieth is not buying into any buzz over the 'Big Three'.
American Spieth, second-ranked Australian Jason Day and third-ranked Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy will play the first two rounds of the elite World Golf Championships event in each other's company.
"Does it add to anything? Honestly at a World Golf Championship, we prepare for these and we think of these as a step below a major championship, that's how we feel," Spieth told reporters at the Trump National Doral Resort on Wednesday.