Jordan Spieth Gifts Signed Glove After Hitting Fan with Tee Shot
At Augusta National on Friday, Jordan Spieth’s tee shot on the par-4 ninth found a spectator beneath a tree. The ball glanced off the patron and settled in the fairway. The deflection helped Spieth avoid trouble and ultimately save par.
On-course incident
Spieth’s drive initially pulled left and appeared destined for the trees. A fan standing under a nearby tree was struck, altering the ball’s path.
The unexpected contact redirected the ball into playable turf. The situation drew attention from players and patrons alike.
Player response
Spieth approached the man after the hole. He signed a glove and handed it to the spectator as a gesture of thanks.
The signed glove underscored Spieth’s quick, gracious reaction. The moment highlighted the human side of competition.
Context and reaction
The episode, involving a tee shot and a struck spectator, sparked conversation on the course. Spectators applauded Spieth’s sportsmanship.
Round summary
Spieth birdied the first hole early in his round. He then compiled ten straight pars.
A bogey at the 12th halted the run. He finished the day even par and even for the tournament.
Quick facts
- Event: The Masters at Augusta National
- Hole: Par-4 ninth
- Notable actions: Signed glove given to fan
- Scoreline: Birdie at 1, ten pars, bogey at 12, even for day
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