Jordan Spieth has great memories at the Valero Texas Open, especially considering it’s in his home state. He won the tournament in 2021, shooting 18-under par, defeating Charley Hoffman by two strokes. On Thursday afternoon, just one week ahead of the Master’s, Spieth continued to add to his special memories at the tournament. He amazingly drilled a hole-in-one on hole 16, sending the Valero Texas Open crowd into a frenzy.
The par 3 is 199 yards long.
Spieth was 4-over par for his first round before the hole-in-one. After the shot, he moved to 2-over par and into a tie for 99th place. After the hole in one, he birdied the 17th hole, moving him to 1-over par.
The first day leader of the Texas Open is phenom Akshay Batia at 8-under par.
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