CHARLOTTE, N.C. The biggest storyline this week at the PGA Championship, you may have heard, is Jordan Spieths attempt to become the youngest player to complete the career Grand Slam.But Spieth insisted Wednesday that the record the 24-year-old would be about six months younger than Tiger Woods' when he completed the Slam isnt that big of a deal to him.Its not a burning desire to have to be the youngest to do something, he said. If healthy and in form, Spieth said that hell have probably another two decades to try and capture the fourth and final major. He acknowledged that the longer he goes without a PGA title, the more pressure hell feel, but he isnt burdened by the weight of expectations this week at Quail Hollow.
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Expectations, I dont really feel any, he said. This is a chance to complete the career Grand Slam. Im here, so Im going to go ahead and try. But I believe Im going to have plenty of chances, and Im young enough to believe in my abilities that it will happen at some point.Do I have to be the youngest? No, I dont feel that kind of pressure. Would it be really cool? Absolutely.Spieth said he feels the same this week as when he arrived at Chambers Bay after winning the Masters in 2015.Im about as free and relaxed at a major that Ive ever felt, he said.
"Do I have to be the youngest? No, I don't feel that kind of pressure. Would it be really cool? Absolutely," added Spieth. "And I don't come to a tournament unless I plan on giving it my all in
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But the 24-year-old doesn't feel any extra urgency to get it done this week and break Tiger Woods' mark as the youngest to achieve the feat. "It's not a burning desire to have to be the youngest to do something," Spieth said. "Do I have to be the youngest? No, I don't feel that kind of pressure. Would it be really cool? Absolutely."
Jordan Spieth aiming to become the youngest ever player to
"Do I have to be the youngest? No, I don't feel that kind of pressure. Would it be really cool? Absolutely." Spieth said he feels the same this week as when he arrived at Chambers Bay after winning the Masters in 2015. "I'm about as free and relaxed at a major that I've ever felt," he said.
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CHARLOTTE — To become the youngest ever winner of the career Grand Slam seems like a fairly significant accomplishment for a golfer. Except, apparently, to the guy who's in line to do it. During his Wednesday press conference on the eve of the PGA Championship, Jordan Spieth insisted that winning at Quail Hollow Club would
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Jordan Spieth can become the youngest player to win a career Grand Slam this week at the US PGA Championship, but he does not feel any added pressure. Spieth, who turned 24 last month, won the Open at Royal Birkdale in July to set up the possibility of completing the set of majors this week.
To become the youngest ever winner of the career Grand Slam seems like a fairly significant accomplishment for a golfer. Jordan Spieth says he feels no pressure
Spieth feels no pressure to be youngest Slam winner
Jordan Spieth feels no pressure to top Tiger Woods' Grand Slam feat Jordan Spieth can usurp Tiger Woods' as the youngest Grand Slam winner at the US PGA Championship, but he does not feel pressured.
PGA Championship 2017: Jordan Spieth says he feels no
PGA Championship 2017: Jordan Spieth says he feels no pressure to be youngest career Grand Slam winner
Jordan Spieth says he feels no pressure to be youngest Grand
Jordan Spieth feels no pressure to top Tiger Woods' Grand
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2017 PGA: Jordan Spieth says he feels no pressure to be
To become the youngest ever winner of the career Grand Slam seems like a fairly significant accomplishment for a golfer. Jordan Spieth says he feels no pressure
Jordan Spieth feels no pressure to top Tiger Woods' Grand
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