Jordan Spieth entertains fans in new broadcast at Rocket Classic
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 9:23 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Jordan Spieth showcased his humor during the third round of the 2026 Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club. Despite a disappointing performance, finishing tied for 49th at 6-under, Spieth captured attention on the debut of ESPN’s ‘Quiet Please!’ broadcast. Rasmus Højgaard took the tournament lead with a record-tying 61, while Davis Riley reached 15-under. The unique broadcast allowed fans to hear Spieth’s candid remarks with caddie Michael Greller on an otherwise low-key day of competition. Spieth, positioned 55th in the FedEx Cup standings, risks dropping further as he aims for the BMW Championship qualification.
- •Jordan Spieth finishes third round tied for 49th at 6-under
- •Rasmus Højgaard sets course record with 61
- •Davis Riley leads at 15-under as of Saturday
- •New ESPN broadcast highlights golfer interactions
- •Spieth needs to improve his FedEx Cup position
- 9:23 PMYahoo Sports — Hilarious Jordan Spieth stars on new 'Quiet Please!' broadcast at Rocket Classic
"Jordan Spieth was hilarious and showed his star power even with disappointing finish to his third round at 2026 Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club.
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