Jordan Spieth sends warning to PGA Tour rivals after undergoing wrist surgery

Jordan Spieth sends warning to PGA Tour rivals after undergoing wrist surgery
Jordan Spieth has sent a strong message to his PGA Tour competitors, assuring them that he’ll be back to full strength in 2025 after undergoing wrist surgery earlier this year. Spieth, a three-time major winner, struggled in recent seasons due to a lingering wrist issue that first surfaced in 2017, the year of his last major victory.

His 2025 season ended prematurely at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he finished 67th in the FedEx Cup standings, a result that was largely impacted by his injury. Spieth’s surgery, completed in May 2025, was deemed necessary to resolve the problem that had affected his performance for years.

Now, as he looks to the future, Spieth is optimistic about his recovery and return to the game. Speaking to reporters, he expressed confidence in his medical team, noting that his surgeon’s expertise has left him feeling encouraged. Spieth acknowledged that the injury had led to changes in his swing over the years, but he believes his post-surgery form could surpass his previous best. As he prepares to rejoin the Tour, Spieth’s warning to his rivals is clear: he’ll be back stronger, ready to reclaim his place at the top.