Steve Sands

Now, watch him play this morning and this afternoon.

It's wild.

He drives the ball like a god now.

and his putting in short game, and his putting is now a little off.

Whereas when he was great from 2014 to 2017, when he was winning three majors, and he was on the leaderboard all the time, and he was America's darling, he was number one in the world, he made every putt on the green, especially from long distances.

and drove the ball all over the place like he was savvy by a Saros and had to show off his short game all the time.

Now it's the opposite.

Now he pipes the ball right down the middle all the time, and his putter is failing him.

So it's a confidence thing.

It's something above the collarbones right now with Jordan when he's on the greens.

But if he can figure out the greens at all over the course of four days, whether it's this week or any other week,

Jordan Spieth is hitting the ball beautifully.

He's just not making any putts, especially short ones.

He has a very odd thing where he's looking at the hole sometimes, and sometimes he's looking at the ball when he strikes the ball on short putts.

And to me, that's just wavering confidence when you're doing one thing or another as opposed to having just one routine.

Oh, I agree.

It's interesting, like I said, about how they do the groupings.

They do this at the USGA as well on Thursday and Friday.

McElroy is trying to do something the last time it was done, Spieth did it, win the first two majors of the year.

Remember back in 2015, the PGA Championship was in August, not in May.