Overview
- At Aronimink Golf Club this week, Spieth said Monday he will stick to his prep and focus on the first hole rather than chase history.
- He compared his swing work to smoking a chicken that heats fast then stalls, saying the pieces feel close but not yet steady enough to contend every week.
- This season he has four top-12s in 12 starts, one missed cut, and an improved putting rank from 101st to 34th, yet he still lacks a PGA Tour top-10.
- Odds reflect his outsider status, with sportsbooks listing him around 80-1 to win the PGA Championship.
- The PGA is the only major missing from his 2015 Masters, 2015 U.S. Open, and 2017 Open wins, a career set completed by only six men, with Rory McIlroy the most recent in 2025.