PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – Jordan Spieth threw a club on Saturday in frustration but to hear him tell it, it was a non-throw. “I didn't mean to. I meant to hold on to it,” said Spieth who shot 73 in the third round. “That's why it went so low and into the ground, and I feel bad I tried to step on the turf and it wasn't a good move.”

Jordan Spieth lost his cool during the third round of The Players Championship on Saturday, as he launched his club into the water after a costly error on the 16th hole

Spieth has always been golf’s great shot of tequila, playing a different sport from his peers inside the finest of margins.

Jordan Spieth knows how to put on a show. The TPC Sawgrass was made for that. Spieth had an eagle, birdie, par, bogey and double bogey before he reached his seventh hole of the first round at The Players Championship.

After posting a solid start, Jordan Spieth made his frustration felt during his third-round outing at The Players Championship. Looking to string together consecutive birdies near the end of his round,

In terms of pure entertainment, few players in the history of golf rival Jordan Spieth. Whether he’s striping shots from the edge of cliff or so deep in the Florida underbrush he’s about to stumble on a moonshine operation,

Jordan Spieth on Saturday behaved just like your average golfer when upset over a bad shot. Spieth was attempting his second shot on the 515-yard par-5 16th at The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach,

A frustrating third round caused Jordan Spieth to lash out at the Players Championship as he threw his club in anger, as an aggressive shot for the green backfired