JORDAN Spieth has rocketed into the Masters conversation, suddenly one of the betting favourites after his drought-busting win at the Texas Open on Sunday.
Barely an afterthought only a few days ago, the 2015 champion all of a sudden is anything but, with his odds around 10/1 as he gears up in a quest to add a second Green Jacket to his wardrobe.
His victory on Sunday was his first on the PGA Tour since the 2017 British Open, and the former world number one says the best is yet to come.
“I don’t feel that I have the control of all facets of my game that I want to have yet, but I’m working in the right direction,” Spieth said at Augusta National on Monday, looking serenely relaxed barely 18 hours removed from his win.
“There’s a next level that I’ve been at that I’m still searching for right
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