Jordan Spieth has fallen well short of completing the career grand slam at the PGA Championship this week, where he has missed the cut.
Spieth is a 13-time winner on the PGA Tour, with the American having won The Masters, the US Open and The Open Championship.
Two of those successes arrived in 2015, the same year he finished second at the PGA Championship, his best finish at the tournament.
But Spieth failed to produce a similarly impressive display at Quail Hollow this week after finishing on two-over.
He struggled to master the wet North Carolina course, carding rounds of 76 and 68 to miss the cut by just one shot.
Jordan Spieth spotted at the practice range after PGA Championship missed cut
The damage was, of course, done on day one with his round of five-over, with his second round three-under not quite enough to make the weekend.
Three-time major champion Spieth did, however, decide to hang around Quail Hollow following his second round.
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As shared by Golf on X, he was spotted grinding hard on the range in a bid to improve his game despite a disappointing showing overall.
Hideki Matsuyama launches balls on the range after missing the cut at the PGA Championship
Spieth wasn’t alone in taking to the range after finishing on the course, with Hideki Matsuyama doing the same.
The Masters champion from 2021 was, however, undoubtedly much more aggressive in his efforts than Spieth.
He was captured by Patrick McDonald of CBS Sports launching shots on the range after he ended his two PGA Championship rounds on three-over.
The 11-time PGA Tour winner, who triumphed at The Sentry earlier this season, carded rounds of 72 and 73 at Quail Hollow.
It was Jhonattan Vegas who led the way going into the weekend in Charlotte, which has seen heavy rainfall during PGA Championship week.
The latest major of the season was, in fact, forced to delay round three after an eight-mile lightning radius in the area.
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