Jordan Spieth says he’s experiencing something which has never happened to him before and he’s taking action

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Jordan Spieth has provided a concerning injury update ahead of the Wyndham Championship, which begins at Sedgefield Country Club on Thursday.

Spieth, who is one of the highest-earning golfers of all time, has endured a tough 2024 and is still winless since the turn of the year.

The 31-year-old currently sits 63rd in the FedEx Cup points standings and is in need of a positive Wyndham Championship to ensure his spot at the first playoff event.

A long-term wrist injury has plagued the three-time major winner recently, and Rex Hoggard claimed Spieth was clearly impacted during the early part of the PGA Tour season.

Now, Spieth has confirmed that he’s looking to take action during the off-season.

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Speaking ahead of the Wyndham Championship, Spieth has confirmed that he’s been struggling to make contact with the ground despite not feeling any significant pain.

“The clubs that I usually make most contact into the ground with, which are usually my bread and butter, have been pretty off,” said Spieth. “It’s not hurting, but it’s hard to subconsciously not look at the numbers and think this isn’t a coincidence.”

The American went on to reveal his next move once his PGA Tour season concludes.

“So, I’ve been taking trips out and being in contact with a lot of doctors and getting it scanned again to figure out what the next move is. I am probably going to have to do something about it this off-season. I am going to pretend nothing is happening and fully trust it, knowing I can get it fixed.”

Spieth added, “I’m not quite sure what I’ll do and when I’ll do it, but unfortunately, something has to give. I’ve never experienced anything like this before.”

Jordan Spieth must resolve issue sooner rather than later

Spieth has plenty of years left in the tank, so looking to resolve the issue over the off-season feels like a sensible move.

Letting the issue linger any longer could prolong the American’s relatively poor form. Spieth should accept that missing the start of the 2024 season is a possibility and that The Masters should be the event where he returns to full fitness.

The golfing world needs Spieth back in top form. It’s easy to forget just how dominant he was when he initially broke onto the scene. His win at the Masters was sublime, and he still stands an excellent chance of landing a career grand slam.

Hopefully, 2025 is the year Spieth finally puts his niggling wrist injury behind him and returns to somewhere near his best.