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8. Jordan Spieth

“I actually thought I truly could have shot 59 without doing much more other than making a few more putts. I put myself in opportunities on each hole to shoot 59 that day, which is really, really cool.”

Jordan Spieth’s final-round 64 at the Masters was one of the best rounds of the year and got him to within two shots of eventual winner Patrick Reed. It was one of few highlights for the three-time major winner, who struggled with the putter all season and fell outside the top 10 in the Official World Golf Rankings.