Jordan Spieth

A short shot from the fringe is only part of the job: Spieth’s ball keeps running across the green after impact.

Jordan Spieth is shown addressing a mid iron before the practice sequence moves on to a hybrid, 3 wood and driver.

Jordan Spieth goes from a still address position into a full, balanced tee shot, with the clearest detail the way he stays compact before releasing the club through impact.

Jordan Spieth’s most telling moment here is a bunker swing: committed through the sand, then finished high as the ball reaches the green.

Jordan Spieth’s fairway-wood swing is built around a tidy, high finish and a controlled body line through the target.

Jordan Spieth takes the club through the ball and finishes in balance beside the water, with the shot already gone before the pose settles.

Jordan Spieth's bogey-free 65 at the FedEx St. Jude Championship is the strongest story in the supplied coverage, giving him a timely lift in his bid to stay in the BMW Championship conversation.

The strongest supplied coverage centres on Jordan Spieth's prolonged search for another PGA Tour victory, with recent reporting asking what has happened since his last win. That broader storyline gives the practice-range images added relevance: a player working through mid iron, hybrid, 3 wood and driver setups while the bigger conversation remains his place in the modern game.

The strongest story in the source coverage is Spieth's extended victory drought, which has sharpened attention on how a player once defined by major-winning flair is still being measured against his 2017 Open Championship peak. The reporting frames that contrast as the key question around his current form.

Press coverage is focusing on Jordan Spieth's prolonged victory drought and what it says about the next phase of his career, with background revisiting both his major-winning peak and the questions around his recent results.