Sporting News · May 23, 2016
Jordan Spieth upbeat about Colonial despite Byron Nelson collapse
World No. 2 Jordan Spieth is far from downbeat after another final-round collapse saw him fall from second to tied for 18th Sunday at the AT&T Byron Nelson in front of a hometown crowd in Dallas.
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He's looking ahead to the Dean & DeLuca Invitational this week in nearby Fort Worth at historic Colonial Country Club.
"It's really hard to win in general on the PGA Tour. Doesn't matter where you are. Again, I didn't feel any added hometown (pressure), didn't affect my play," Spieth told reporters Monday. "I had an off day today and, you know, we're going to go to a golf course next week where I've had success.