Published 2 years ago

Spieth eyeing career grand slam at PGA Championship

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Jordan Spieth is bidding to win his third major at the US PGA Championship. Defending champion Phil Mickelson has been in exile since his comments about the PGA Tour and the breakaway spearheaded by Greg Norman. Rory McIlroy admitted he was happy to undertake his preparation at Augusta National largely "unhindered" thanks to Tiger Woods.

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The Independent

Jordan Spieth looking for career grand slam at US PGA Championship

The presence or absence of defending champion Phil Mickelson which will dominate the conversation at Southern Hills.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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RTÉ

Spieth eyeing career grand slam at PGA Championship

Following Rory McIlroy's best attempt yet at completing the career grand slam, it will be Jordan Spieth's turn in similar circumstances at the PGA Championship.

2 years ago·Ireland

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The42

Jordan Spieth looking for career grand slam at US PGA Championship

The presence or absence of defending champion Phil Mickelson which will dominate the conversation at Southern Hills.

2 years ago

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Golf 365

Jordan Spieth looking for career grand slam at US PGA Championship

Following Rory McIlroy’s best attempt yet at completing the career grand slam, it will be Jordan Spieth’s turn in similar circumstances at the US PGA Championship.McIlroy admitted he was happy to undertake his preparation at Augusta National largely “unhindered” thanks to the presence of a certain Tiger Woods, the last of the five men to have won all four major titles.At Southern Hills, it will be the presence or absence of defending champion Ph…

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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radionewshub.com

Jordan Spieth looking for career grand slam at US PGA Championship

Following Rory McIlroy’s best attempt yet at completing the career grand slam, it will be Jordan Spieth’s turn in similar circumstances at the US PGA Championship.

2 years ago

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