Jordan Spieth kicked off his 2016 with a dominant, eight-shot win at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. While he demonstrated improvement in several facets of his game, perhaps the most impressive was the way he has figured out how to win every which way.
Meanwhile, Patrick Reed didn’t successfully defend his title at Kapalua, but he’s evolving from a boisterous player to an assured champion.
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