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Jordan Spieth give half of his sandwich to a fan few hours after been honoured by golf gods with “incorrect scorecard rule”

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June 19, 2024

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On April 13, 2016, at the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, Jordan Spieth demonstrated an admirable act of kindness by sharing half of his sandwich with a fan.

This generous gesture occurred just hours after Spieth benefited from a fortuitous ruling, often referred to as the “incorrect scorecard rule,” which allowed him to avoid disqualification despite a scoring error.

Two months after the tournament, the PGA decided to honor the then-Masters winner by naming the rule after him, henceforth calling it “the Jordan Spieth Rule.”