Once upon a time Jordan Spieth was going to win every single golf tournament he ever entered. It certainly felt that way, at least.
If you were following professional golf around 2014 and more specifically 2015 then you remember what this was like. Every moment felt bigger when Spieth was a part of it and it seemed like he was going to re-write the record books in the sport before was done.
Circumstances have really changed there, though. A while back I recall Kyle Porter noting in Normal Sport that if he’d told you when Jordan started the second 9 at The Masters in 2016 that a different Texas
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