Golfer Jordan Spieth is off to a strong start in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. He achieved a score of 65, which is 5-under, and did so without any bogeys.
This score has given him a share of the lead, tied with three other players. Spieth's performance has boosted his chances of continuing his season. Further information about the tournament and Spieth's progress can be found through ValleyCentral sports news.
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