‘I actually cried’: Jordan Spieth’s caddie reveals 1 regret that still haunts him

Michael Greller, the caddie for professional golfer Jordan Spieth, recently opened up about a moment from the 2015 Open Championship that continues to haunt him. Despite a career filled with highlights and three major wins, Greller still regrets a club choice on the 18th hole at St. Andrews that may have cost Spieth a chance at a playoff.

Spieth’s aggressive approach fell short, ending his run at the title. Reflecting on the experience, Greller described the emotional toll it took on him, acknowledging the stakes and pressure of supporting a world-class athlete in critical moments.

For Greller, the high expectations of working alongside a top player like Spieth bring both exhilarating victories and painful setbacks. He emphasizes that such losses, though difficult, are an integral part of navigating the intense, high-pressure environment of professional golf.

Looking ahead, Greller’s reflections may inspire changes in strategy, guiding his and Spieth’s approach in future tournaments. The lessons from past decisions serve as a reminder of the resilience needed to achieve greatness, as caddies, like players, carry the weight of their choices on golf’s biggest stages.