Spieth shot a one-under-par round of 69 to finish on 12 under par and beat Matt Kuchar by three strokes, but at one point it looked as though he would throw it away. But there's a lot of roads to get there," he said as he praised his caddie Michael Greller. "Because as you can imagine, thoughts come in from my last scenario when I was leading a major on Sunday. This is his third major title after winning the Masters and US Open in 2015. His victory meant there would be no first major for Kuchar, but Spieth praised his fellow American.

Source: The Nation Bangkok July 24, 2017 03:45 UTC