Spieth Loses to Day as Major Record Runs High
Jordan Spieth cannot overcome Jason Day at Whistling Straits. Day finishes 20 under par to set a major scoring record while Spieth ends with a second place in a season of four majors that sets a Woods era standard.
Spieth Sets Four Majors Record at U S Open
The 21 year old Jordan Spieth tied a major record by finishing with 54 under par across the four majors, besting Tiger Woods’ 2000 mark by one. Jason Day rose to world No. 3 amid a late surge, while Brandon Grace and Justin Rose finished solidly as other contenders at Chambers Bay. Day faced a high pressure finish as Spieth claimed a historic milestone.
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Henderson wins Cambia Portland Classic in dominant eight stroke margin
Canadian teen Brooke Henderson captures the Cambia Portland Classic by eight strokes at Columbia Edgewater, finishing 21 under 267. The 17 year old becomes the third youngest LPGA winner, surpassing youth records set by Lydia Ko and Lexi Thompson.
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Spieth Fails To Maintain 54-Hole Lead in Final Round
Jordan Spieth entered his first final round with a share of the 54 hole lead in three straight majors since 1958 but could not back it up. Jason Day won his third PGA Tour title of the year, one stroke ahead of Spieth and sixth in his career.
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