SHEBOYGAN, Wis. – Major fatigue hasn’t kicked in yet. Jordan Spieth doesn’t expect it to, either.
“I’ve got a chance to win a major championship,” he said. “Just thinking about that gets you enough adrenaline so that there won’t be any issues.”
Spieth put himself in position Friday to cap what has already been a historic season.
A holed bunker shot on his ninth hole of the day was just the spark that Spieth needed during a 5-under 67 that left him one shot off the clubhouse lead as the afternoon wave got underway at Whistling Straits.