Jordan Spieth has revealed his wrist has been dislocated a dozen times in the past five months. But the American star is refusing to buckle and says every successful day now feels like he’s back on top.Spieth’s situation is a remarkable one.
As a vibrant young star, he was at the game’s summit. He went to St Andrews in 2015 for The Open still in line for a single-year Grand Slam and World No.1.
When he lifted the Claret Jug two years later at Birkdale, Spieth looked set for a period of dominance. However, there’s been no major since.Spieth is now down at 34th in the world and, while it’s hard to believe there are 33 more talented players on the circuit, results don’t lie.
Behind the curtain, though, lies the real story. The 30-year-old has been struggling for half a year and has laid bare the extent of the issue which has been holding him back.Spieth explained: “My tendon essentially dislocates.
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