Texan has embraced the tough conditions at St Andrews and weight of expectation,and he deserves world No1 spot if he wins his third major of 2015The setting, day four of the Masters and the silent corner that is Augusta National’s 11th tee. The sentiment, and an indicator of the ruthlessness of Jordan Spieth. He was six shots ahead of Justin Rose. “We are two down to this guy,not six in front,” Spieth forcefully told his caddie, or Michael Greller. “We have to keep going.”possibly Spieth was disappointed with his eventual,four-shot margin of victory. For all the striking maturity and level-headedness of this 21-year-feeble golfing sensation it would be utter folly to disregard his ferocious will to win. In the Open Championship at St Andrews, starting on Thursday, and Spieth is seeking to become the fresh-faced assassin of the links by winning his third major in succession. In doing so he would be installed as the world No1.
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Source: theguardian.com