For the first time in six months, Jordan Spieth is set to tee it up in a PGA Tour event. Making his season debut at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the 13-time winner returns to the Monterey Peninsula on Thursday with a healthy left wrist and a healthy long-term mindset about his prospects in his corner.

Jordan Spieth, the inaugural recipient of The Legacy, a new award presented in conjunction with the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, probably deserves another award for how to accept an award. A three-time major champion and the 2017 winner of the annual PGA Tour event at Pebble Beach Golf Links,

Returning from injury, Jordan Spieth has simple short-term goals that he hopes will allow him to achieve one lofty long-term aspiration.

A wrist injury had plagued the three-time major champ since 2023, but a reaggravation at Royal Troon convinced him to get surgery.

Spieth is at Pebble Beach making his first start since August after undergoing surgery on his left wrist to repair a ruptured tendon sheath.

Jordan Spieth has mastered the pro part of pro-ams. So, it’s appropriate he’s the inaugural winner of The Legacy, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Award

Jordan Spieth has had a difficult couple of seasons on the PGA Tour. His last win on Tour was the RBC Heritage in April of 2022. Since that time, his game has been up and down as he has dealt with numerous injuries. Spieth suffered a wrist injury playing with his son in 2023 that has plagued him ever since.

After having surgery on his left wrist, Jordan Spieth took advice from other athletes — “no one's ever come back too late from a surgery” — and decided to wait. He returns this week at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The road to a responsible recovery was a laborious five months, but one that Spieth enjoyed.

Scheffler went from the hill right of the 10th fairway at Spyglass to a front bunker, blasted out some 20 feet and missed his par putt. That was his only bogey, though he was 1 over until lacing the fairway metal to 30 feet for two-putt birdie on the par-5 14th, just as McIlroy on the hole next to him plucked his ball from the cup.

Jordan Spieth has arguably been the most thrilling player to watch in all of golf over the past 12 years. Drifting from the ridiculous to the sublime, the American leaves an army of fans in

PEBBLE BEACH — Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry decorated stunning views Thursday with a hole-in-one for each on different courses. Russell Henley birdied his last two holes for an 8-under 64 and the lead. And there was Scottie Scheffler, looking very much like he was never away.