World No. 1 Spieth Prepares To Return To Tour Next Month After Wrist Surgery

World No. 1 Spieth Prepares To Return To Tour Next Month After Wrist Surgery

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Jordan Spieth (USA), the world's No. 1 player in men's golf who is rehabilitating from wrist surgery, is preparing to return to the tour.

The U.S. golf channel reported on the 13th (Korea Standard Time) that "Spieth will return to the course after taking a break from the PGA Tour AT&T Pro-Am tournament, which opens on the 30th."

Spieth suffered from a wrist injury in May last year. Then, he underwent surgery at a Colorado hospital in August. Having failed to swing for about three months, Spieth has reportedly prepared to return by swinging again recently.

According to the golf channel, it took nearly 12 weeks for Spieth to hit the ball after surgery, and he reportedly went to the first round a month ago.

Spieth was ranked No. 1 in the world in 2015 and sought to win the calendar Grand Slam that year, but failed to achieve it. He won three major championships (Masters, The Open, and U.S. Open) before the age of 23, but failed to complete the calendar Grand Slam because he could not win the PGA Championship. 먹튀검증

"My biggest goal is to stand on the teeing ground and become one of the best golfers in the world," Spieth said in an interview with Golf Channel, "I will find a rhythm and adapt to the atmosphere rather than a brilliant new start in the return match."