The task was simple for the three-time major champ: Par the final hole on Friday and earn a weekend tee time at the Wyndham Championship. But as golf fans have come to expect from the PGA Tour start, Spieth made it anything but simple. It started with a tee shot so wild he needed to hit a provisional. But after finding his original, Spieth was able to pitch back to the fairway, hit a sub-par wedge to about 25 feet and . . . drain the putt. Of course. Have a look at the latest thrilling episode of The Jordan Spieth Experience.