Jordan Spieth is setting his sights on a comeback for the 2025 PGA Tour season after undergoing successful wrist surgery last month. Spieth, who last competed at the FedEx St. Jude Classic at TPC Southwind, faced a challenging season with difficulty maintaining top form. Despite a solid start with a third-place finish at The Sentry and a tie for sixth at the WM Phoenix Open, Spieth's performance declined as the season progressed. He missed seven cuts, including at the prestigious Masters, and was notably absent from the final two playoff events, the BMW Championship and the Tour Championship.
Following his surgery, Spieth has been seen wearing a cast and has shared details about his recovery process. He is determined to return to competitive golf at his best. "My goal is to be fully tournament-ready by January 1, 2025," Spieth told Golfweek. His focus is not only on participating in tournaments but also on performing at the highest level. As he continues his recovery, Spieth's aim is to overcome the setbacks of the past season and make a strong return to the PGA Tour.
