Royal Portrush hosts The Open Championship for the second time in seven years as the 153rd edition returns to the Dunluce Links in County Antrim, Northern Irela

Jordan Spieth has been out of action for the last four weeks, but is ready to make up for lost time at The Open and stake his claim for a Ryder Cup spot

The Open Championship will be kicking off at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, and while most eyes are on returning hometown hero Rory McIlroy or the favorites like Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth has started trending for a very Spieth-like reason.

When The Open Championship begins on July 17, 2017 champion Jordan Spieth will be among those competing to win the coveted Claret Jug. Spieth, who recently had to withdraw from the Travelers Championship due to injury,

Jordan Spieth has been absent for four weeks after withdrawing from the Travelers Championship, but the PGA Tour star is back in action at Royal Portrush for The Open

Jordan Spieth and his wife, Annie, have welcomed their third child, Sully. The PGA TOUR star posted the news of their arrival on social media Sunday morning. Jordan and Annie already have a son, Sammy, who was born in 2021 and their daughter, Sophie, who is 22 months old.

Jordan Spieth and Tom Gillis were the last two men standing at the 2015 John Deere Classic, but their careers have taken different paths over the past 10 years

The three-time major champ announced on Instagram Sunday that the family welcomed their third child, son Sully. “We added a new member to the foursome – Sully Spieth! Everyone is doing great,💙” he wrote. Jordan and his wife Annie had their first child, son Sammy, in November 2021. Daughter Sophie will turn two this September.

Jordan Spieth is now the proud father of three! The professional golfer and his wife, Annie Verret, announced on Instagram the arrival of their third child, a son named Sully Spieth. “We added a new member to the foursome—Sully Spieth! Everyone is doing great,” Spieth writes as the caption of the Instagram post.

Jordan Spieth's summer has been like a roller coaster ride on the golf course. The 3-time major winner withdrew mid-round from the Travelers Championship last month due to a sudden neck injury. That continued pain also forced him to skip the Genesis Scottish Open,