Jordan Spieth was just to the right of the fairway on No. 18 at Augusta National in the second round of the Masters.
He was trying to close out strong to head into the weekend with a pulse.
Instead, Spieth’s approach shot clipped a tree on its way and fell nowhere near where he wanted it to go.
Spieth wasn’t happy.
“I’m so frustrated,” Spieth could be heard telling his caddie, Michael Greller.
“Get over it, gotta get over it,” Greller replied.
“That’s a full f—ing shot,” Spieth concluded.
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The mistake led to a bogey-5 on 18 for Spieth. Through two rounds, he’s 2-over.
He will make the cut, but he’s 10 shots back of leader Justin Rose.
Spieth, who won the Masters in 2015 sandwiched between runner-up finishes in 2014 and 2016, will have a lot of work to do on the weekend.
A frustrating first two days sent him away from the course on Friday night with a last-hole annoyance, for sure.
