The left wrist injury Jordan Spieth first suffered a week before the PGA Championship last year hasn’t gone away. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s worse

Jordan Spieth was alarmed at the RBC Heritage after a left-wrist tendon “popped out” during a bunker shot at Harbour Town Golf Links.

Jordan Spieth's left wrist injury isn't getting any better. But it's also not getting any worse. Spieth calls it a “come-and-go thing.”

Jordan Spieth said his lingering left wrist injury needs rest -- not surgery -- but he doesn't expect any changes to his schedule and instead is eyeing the offseason.

The left wrist injury Jordan Spieth first suffered a week before the PGA Championship last year hasn’t gone away.That doesn’t necessarily means it’s worse — or better.“It’s a come-and-go thing,” Spieth said last week after his pro-am round at the RBC Heritage.