Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler’s relationship has grown over the years, having known each other since their early days in junior golf. As both prepare to compete at The Open, Spieth has spoken highly of Scheffler’s remarkable achievements on the course.
Spieth, a former world number one and three-time major champion, has faced challenges this season due to a wrist injury, but he admits to being inspired by Scheffler’s success. In a recent interview, Spieth reflected on how seeing his younger compatriot excel has driven him to improve his own game.
Scheffler, now one of golf’s most respected players, has enjoyed a stellar season, securing titles like the Travelers Championship and a second Masters crown. Despite their slight age difference, Spieth has expressed admiration not only for Scheffler’s golfing prowess but also his character, stating that Scheffler is “a better person than he is a player.”
The two frequently practice together in Dallas, and Spieth, ahead of this week’s competition, praised Scheffler’s ball-striking abilities, even comparing him to the legendary Tiger Woods. This deep mutual respect highlights the strength of their bond, both on and off the course.