![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/jordan-spieth-rattled-as-he-hits-out-at-ryder-cup-photographer/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/1_Screenshot-2023-09-30-at-091049.png&description=It is going all wrong for Jordan Spieth and the Americans at the Ryder Cup, and the former Masters champion took out his frustrations on a photographer at Marco Simone Jordan Spieth's frustrations boiled over on day two of the Ryder Cup at Marco Simone, after the American hit out at a photographer during his foursomes match on Saturday morning. Spieth was partnered alongside his trusty team-mate, and close friend Justin Thomas in a bid to reclaim some ground on the Europeans after a dismal day one for Team USA. The Americans recorded their first win-less day in Ryder Cup history on Friday, trailing 6.5-1.5 after the opening two sessions. Spieth and Thomas were tasked with getting their team back into the event on Saturday, after being sent out first in the morning foursomes by Zach Johnson against Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood. But, it was more of the same for the American setup, as McIlroy and Fleetwood started the quicker to leave Spieth and Thomas shell-shocked early on. The Europeans won the first three holes of the morning in a remarkable start for the new-found partnership dubbed 'Fleetwood Mac'. Spieth, meanwhile, was struggling to get going, and things were made even worse after he was left frustrated with a photographer. The former Masters champion found himself playing a tricky chip-shot from the brutal Marco Simone rough at the par-four fifth. The American attempted to punch his effort from close range onto the green, but left his attempt short finding the fringe. As soon as the ball left the club Spieth quickly stared down a group of photographers close by, before adding: "I mean guys, come on." His caddie Michael Greller was also left unimpressed, commenting: "Guys, watch the cameras." It was latest mishap in the United States' struggling morning, with Sky Sports on-course commentator Wayne Riley describing Spieth as "rattled". Following his team's thrashing on day one, Zach Johnson revealed the US camp had been struggling with an in-house illness th){kind=link}
It is going all wrong for Jordan Spieth and the Americans at the Ryder Cup, and the former Masters champion took out his frustrations on a photographer at Marco Simone
Jordan Spieth’s frustrations boiled over on day two of the Ryder Cup at Marco Simone, after the American hit out at a photographer during his foursomes match on Saturday morning.
Spieth was partnered alongside his trusty team-mate, and close friend Justin Thomas in a bid to reclaim some ground on the Europeans after a dismal day one for Team USA. The Americans recorded their first win-less day in Ryder Cup history on Friday, trailing 6.5-1.5 after the opening two sessions.
Spieth and Thomas were tasked with getting their team back into the event on Saturday, after being sent out first in the morning foursomes by Zach Johnson against Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood.
But, it was more of the same for the American setup, as McIlroy and Fleetwood started the quicker to leave Spieth and Thomas shell-shocked early on.