Jordan Spieth Criticized by Analyst for His One Move That ‘Corrodes’ The Entire PGA Tour The last few events saw bubble players scrambling to get in on top of the list. But one name remained absent

The FedExCup (FEC) Fall season is officially over. The last few events saw bubble players scrambling to get in on top of the list. But one name that remained absent is Jordan Spieth . Sitting in 61st place at the FedEx Cup standings, Spieth has lost the chance to qualify for the AON Next 10 by just one spot. Still, he’ll be playing. While that might tune in more fans, the long-term result does not look good, says one analyst.

The AON 10 Next allows the top-60 players of the FEC standings to automatically qualify for the first two Signature Events of the season. That is, they all will tee it up at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational. And even though Spieth sits at 61, he will also play in these events, especially at Pebble Beach. Firstly, because of his sponsor’s