Spieth pitched from a bunker to within inches of the hole at the par-4 18th and tapped in for par while reigning FedEx Cup champion Cantlay blasted from the same bunker to 25 feet past the cup and couldn’t make the long comeback putt to extend the playoff. “I felt in a good place. Just needed to give myself a chance,” Spieth said
Jordan Spieth
Three-time major winner Jordan Spieth defeated Patrick Cantlay with a par on the first playoff hole to win the US PGA Heritage title on Sunday after a final-round shootout.
Spieth pitched from a bunker to within inches of the hole at the par-4 18th and tapped in for par while reigning FedEx Cup champion Cantlay blasted from the same bunker to 25 feet past the cup and couldn’t make the long comeback putt to extend the playoff. “I felt in a good place. Just needed to give myself a chance,” Spieth said.
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