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June 20, 2026
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Jordan Spieth ROBBED of chip-in birdie at the British Open

How does this not go in?

by Brendan Porath
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British Open 2015: Leaderboard, live coverage, results and more from Monday’s final round
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Jordan Spieth is running out of holes to keep his Grand Slam hopes alive. After an awful double bogey at the eighth, Spieth got both strokes right back with two straight birdies. He’s still two shots back of Marc Leishman and has just five more holes to play. So this little chip shot going in would have been a huge help.

If the pin is out, the ball goes in for birdie. Complete robbery.

★★★

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