The Rise Of Jordan Spieth | A Short Golf Documentary

Jordan Spieth’s rise is one of the greatest we have ever seen, at just 28 it feels like he’s been around forever, but to get a better understanding of Spieth we need to go right back to the beginning, this is the rise of Jordan Spieth.

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20 thoughts on “The Rise Of Jordan Spieth | A Short Golf Documentary”

I agree one of the best golfers of all time

I don’t believe in evolution but yes Jordan undoubtedly has inherited golfing ability from his parents. Much in life is important but our life itself is what is most important. Golf is important but it’s not the most important thing in our lives. Don’t make golf your God. God first. Family second. Then Golf. On our deathbed we don’t think about all the coconuts we knocked down at the gala day. Therefore think now about living a life that pleases God. What is that life? That’s what you need to find out.

i hope one day we will see: “the rise of tiger woods” too.

I thought the video is going to walk through the rise of Jordan Spieth from the wake of human species as a whole

I like how this focused on his rise. Not the ups n downs of the last years. What a prodigy when he came out!

I love how much effort and research you put in. If possible could we maybe get a rise of Will Zalatoris video? (if it’s not too much)

Love the channel man these videos are amazing keep them coming!

Best series on YouTube

Bro your channel is way too underrated, if you keep up the uploads like this you will easily reach 1M+ subs

He was never the same after that collapse at the 2016 Masters. If he had just held on then he would have got back to back Masters titles and perhaps more importantly his confidence would not have taken the huge knock that it did. I think he's got another major in him, perhaps the Open as he has a good track record there.