Jordan Spieth had another tee shot hit fan, break kid's cell phone

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Jordan Spieth had another unexplainable tee shot hit fan, break kid's cell phone

By Victor Barbosa | Last updated 3/23/23

Jordan Spieth continues to prevail in the craziest ways, as the three-time major winner turned another viral errant tee shot into an impressive par on Thursday during the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.

Jordan Spieth doing @JordanSpieth things to save par and tie the hole on No. 7 pic.twitter.com/4gBwjekRlB
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 23, 2023

Here's the flight path and ensuing journey that Spieth's golf ball took on the seventh hole.

Jordan Spieth's ball flew into the gallery
-hit a fan
-ricocheted into a kid's phone
-broke the phone
-stayed in play, landed on a cart path
-from which he got relief, dropping next to a boulder
-got up and down for par with 30-footer
-halved the hole pic.twitter.com/FVBgpek2HW
— Brendan Porath (@BrendanPorath) March 23, 2023

Thursday was at least the second time this month that Spieth averted potential disaster with a miraculous save on the course.

On March 10, during day two of the 2023 Players Championship, the 2015 Masters and U.S. Open champion blasted a tee shot on the 18th hole that sliced heavily right and was headed out of bounds, before ricocheting off of fan's knee into the fairway. Spieth -- who had been at two-over par and in danger of not making the cut for day three -- capitalized on the lucky bounce and eventually chipped in for an eagle to move on.

Through 14 holes on Thursday, Taylor Montgomery held a one-hole advantage on Spieth.

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