Jordan Spieth's recent pre-tournament practice routine has raised eyebrows, and it's not a good sign for his upcoming Cadillac Championship. The three-time major champion, known for his meticulous approach to golf, has been hitting an excessive number of balls on the driving range at Trump National Doral, a mere two days before the tournament's commencement. This is a cause for concern, as it suggests that Spieth might be overworking his game, potentially leading to fatigue and a loss of rhythm. While it's common for players to grind hard during the off-season, Spieth's dedication might be backfiring this time. The statistics are telling: 190 balls, with 36% in the 0-149 yard range, 43% in the 150-249 yard range, and 21% in the 250+ yard range. This level of practice, especially so close to the tournament, could indicate that Spieth is struggling with something in his game. It's a delicate balance, and Spieth's swing change over the past year might be taking a toll. The pressure is on for Spieth to regain his winning form, and with the Cadillac Championship being his first tournament in four years, the stakes are high. The question remains: will Spieth's relentless practice pay off, or will it be a case of too much of a good thing? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Spieth's performance this week will be a fascinating spectacle to watch.
