Jordan Spieth returns to Royal Birkdale looking for the magic that made him a British Open champion‎

“If you give up on reaching your ceiling, then I don't see a point in playing anymore,” Spieth said Monday. The blueprint was nearly a decade ago — the pursuit of the calendar Grand Slam that ended with a bogey on the 17th hole at St. Andrews in 2015, his British Open title two years later, and playing in the final group at Carnoustie in 2018 as he tried to keep possession of the claret jug. “I'm quite frustrated with the results considering I know where my game is at,” Spieth said.