Jordan Spieth - as you may have heard - needed nine shots to play the par-5 15th Thursday at the Masters. He’s played that same hole in nine shots the last two days.
Already a bogey-free 4 under on his third round, Spieth laid up to 106 yards, threw his third shot past the pin, and spun it back to seven inches.
Spieth tapped in for his birdie-4 to move to 5 under for the day and the week, just one back of leader Charley Hoffman.