Jordan Spieth is golf’s newest American star and burst onto the scene in 2015 by winning the Masters, US Open, Tour Championship, and being named player of the year. Oh, he’s also risen all the way through the ranks to be #1 in the world.
But there still might be a ways to go before he becomes a true sporting superstar back home. I don’t remember this ever happening to Tiger…
Evidently not a household name. @awfulannouncing pic.twitter.com/KZpgTy5SPq
— Bobby Grennes (@Grennes_III) January 28, 2016
Either “Jordan” Spieth has an equally talented twin brother who’s ready to tear up the PGA Tour, or SportsCenter needs to brush up on their golf knowledge in the After Tiger Era.

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