Jordan Spieth’s world tour over -- he played in South Korea, China, Australia, the Bahamas, Hawaii, Abu Dhabi and Singapore over the last two-plus months -- it sounds like he won’t be committing to that type of globetrotting again anytime soon. If ever.
''It's been a wild schedule,'' the 22-year-old world No. 1 told reporters following his runner-up finish in Singapore. ''And what I've learned is that I won't bounce back and forth from the States over here as often as I did. It's just tough."
During that span, Spieth won in Hawaii, finished second twice and no worse than seventh in any of his starts.
Still, it was a lot of travel even for the young Texan, who admitted in his last start that he was exhausted.
Spieth’s next start will come next week at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, followed by the Northern Trust Open down the California coast at Riviera in L.A., the week after.