The legend of Jordan Spieth added a new chapter Friday. After Thursday's disappointing 3-over-par 74 round at the RBC Heritage tournament in Hilton Head, S.C., the 21-year-old Masters champ went crazy low Friday.
Spieth fired a 9-under 62 and moved into a tie for third place as the morning groupings completed their rounds. Spieth had a bogey-free round that included nine birdies and identical 31s on the front and back nine.
He is three strokes back leader Matt Kuchar, the defending RBC Heritage champ, after the morning groupings.