WINDERMERE, Fla. (AP) – Jordan Spieth and Tiger Woods head into the winter break going in different directions.
Spieth wishes the new year could start tomorrow.
Woods is glad it doesn’t.
Spieth capped off a worldwide, whirlwind finish to his second year as a pro by smashing two records at the Hero World Challenge with a performance that was reminiscent of what Woods once was capable of doing. Staked to a seven-shot lead going into the final round, Spieth quickly stretched it to 10 shots and left the rest of this world-class field playing for second at Isleworth.
Consider his last three weeks on three continents.