Jordan Spieth recently celebrated his 32nd birthday, a revelation he humorously attributes to his mother’s careful record-keeping. Reflecting on his career, Spieth shared insights into how he feels younger than ever as he nears a pivotal age in professional golf.
During an interview, he spoke about his distinctive swing rehearsals, which have drawn attention on the course. He mentioned that while he still practices swings, his focus has shifted to being more shot-oriented than swing-oriented. His aim is to prioritize great shots over perfect swings, a shift that reflects his maturing approach to the game. “It doesn’t have to be perfect,” he noted, his voice steady and determined.
As Spieth moves into the next phase of his career, he doesn’t feel any older, despite almost turning 32 in fews days. “I still feel like one of the younger ones out here,” he said with a grin, his eyes bright as he recalled the early days of his journey. His recent wrist surgery hasn’t slowed him down, and he remains confident that he will be back on top form for the 2025 PGA Tour season.
As he approaches his thirties, Spieth is ready to continue the fight, keeping his swing sharp and his eyes on the prize, all while embracing his youthful spirit on the course.