Jordan Spieth​ visited the Cobbs Creek Golf Course, helping students on a brand-new junior golf putting green that he donated ahead of the Truist Championship.

Thirteen-time PGA Tour winner Jordan Spieth spent part of Monday at the Cobbs Creek Golf Course in West Philadelphia mentoring students on a brand-new junior golf putting green that he donated through his nonprofit,

With the Truist Championship teeing off at Philadelphia Cricket Club on Thursday, Truist has made a $750,000 donation to the Cobbs Creek Foundation for the renovated Cobbs Creek Golf Course. The donation will help to rebuild the inclusive community space at the course through expanded access to golf and new youth programming.

The good news for Jordan Spieth? A final-round 62 moved him up to solo fourth at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson for his best finish of 2025. The bad news? He still finished a full dozen shots behind Scottie Scheffler.

Jordan Spieth is aware that the competition at the majors is fierce, especially referring to Scottie Scheffler, who has been a really dominant face in recent years.

Jordan Spieth is finding his stroke just in time for the PGA Tour's major season, but the star golfer is also getting a bit of assistance ahead of this week's Truist Championship. Spieth finished fourth at the Byron Nelson, but the golfer's 19-under score did not quite compare to Scottie Scheffler's sizzling 31-under performance.