Though Spieth had no chance of climbing to the top of the Masters leaderboard after falling 10 strokes behind leader Rory McIlroy through three rounds, he kept putting club to ball until the very end. Even in between shots, he got in more shots.

It had been a while since Jordan Spieth went bogey-free around Augusta National Golf Club. In fact, Spieth hadn’t kept a clean card here since the second round of the 2016 Masters, when he fired a 66 for what,

Jordan Spieth left a Masters official hunched over in pain after tagging him in the nether region with the grip of his golf club. Cameras picked up the American smirking as he made his way to the next hole, having cheekily got one over on one of his Augusta pals.