Jordan Spieth, the American professional golfer, shot a five-under-par 67 in the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Florida. Spieth, who started the day tied for 25th place, finished the round tied for eighth, just three shots behind the leaders.
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Jordan Spieth's improved form continues with impressive second round at Arnold Palmer Invitational
In an interview after the round, Spieth discussed how he has been working on not being too talkative on the golf course. He said that he tends to get into long conversations with his caddie and that it can be a distraction from his game. He also talked about how he has been trying to stay more focused and not get too high or too low emotionally during a round.
Spieth has struggled with his form in recent years after winning three majors in 2015 and 2017. However, he has shown signs of a return to form this season with two top-five finishes in his last four events.
The Arnold Palmer Invitational is an important tournament on the PGA Tour, and Spieth has fond memories of the event. In 2015, he finished tied for second, just two shots behind the winner, while in 2020 he finished tied for fourth.
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Overall, Spieth's second round performance was a positive sign for him and his fans. If he can continue to improve his form and stay focused on the course, he could be a contender in the upcoming majors and other big tournaments.
