JORDAN SPIETH WILL have just one job when he returns to the Singapore Open on Monday morning — to take care of the five-foot birdie putt that could potentially win him the tournament.
Spieth was on the 18th green and about to finish his round on Sunday when the horn sounded for a weather warning. The threat of lightning persisted throughout the afternoon and, after hanging around for a few hours, the world number one was forced to call it a day.
A birdie at the last would take Spieth to 11-under-par and give him the outright lead in the clubhouse, one shot clear of the finished Wen-Chong Liang.
If he makes the putt when play resumes on Monday (11.30pm Sunday Irish time), Spieth will then have to wait for Younghan Song to finish the final two-and-a-bit holes of his own round.
Song led on 12-under through 15 holes when the horn sounded, but faces a tricky 12-foot putt to save par on the 16th.
all the best Alan….Gave a powerful display in Killarney on the first day
With the amounts of games being played in football and hurling each year. It’s a testament to the coaches and fitness of the player’s themselves not only at county level but at club level that these injuries are kept to a minimum. Catching and landing, at the same time turning while under pressure must put a lot of pressure on the knees.The fact player’s come back from a break easier than a cruciate says it all. Wish him a speedy recovery.
End of his career possibly?
Doesn’t matter because corks season could be over today anyway
Well the man has club, family and work commitments so it does matter
Self employed aswell!!
GAA have Alot to answer for on this and it treatment of it players ,6 day turn around just to line the coffers of the gaa
Heart goes out to him , let’s all hope it’s not as bad as we all fear. Best of luck in his recovery