Jordan Spieth’s Epic Comeback Quest: From Injury to PGA Tour Victory Hunt in 2025

Jordan Spieth, a name synonymous with golf excellence, has been on a rollercoaster journey in the PGA Tour. His last taste of victory dates back to the 2022 RBC Heritage, where he clinched his 13th career title in a thrilling showdown against Patrick Cantlay on April 17, 2022. Since then, Spieth has been chasing that elusive win, facing hurdles along the way.

In 2023, Spieth encountered a setback when he injured his left wrist while playing with his son, leading to a tear in the tendon sheath. This injury not only caused discomfort but also impacted his performance on the course. Despite undergoing surgery in August 2024 and a rigorous three-month recovery period, Spieth struggled to regain his momentum.

Returning to competition at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in January 2025, Spieth opened up about how the injury had affected his swing habits. The break from golf due to the injury allowed him to work on rectifying these issues, setting the stage for his comeback in the competitive arena.

As of May 2025, Spieth is still in search of that elusive victory since his triumph at the RBC Heritage. With an illustrious career that includes wins at The Masters, the U.S. Open, and The Open, Spieth’s quest for a PGA Championship title remains unfulfilled.

This season, Spieth has participated in 12 events, showcasing consistent performances with three top-10 finishes. Despite a delayed start to the year, he has demonstrated resilience and determination on the course. From a T4 finish at the WM Phoenix Open to a solo 4th-place finish at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson, Spieth’s competitive spirit shines through.

Most recently, Spieth tackled the challenges at the PGA Championship, finishing 2-over-par and missing the cut. Currently competing in his 13th start of the season at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Spieth is positioned at T33 after completing his third round at 3-under, poised for a strong finish as he continues his pursuit of victory on the PGA Tour.