Jordan Spieth’s breakthrough at Augusta in 2015 was nothing short of remarkable. At just 21 years old, he became the second-youngest player ever to slip on the Green Jacket – and he did it in style. From the first tee shot on Thursday to the final putt on Sunday, he never let go of the lead. That sort of wire-to-wire dominance is rare, and it left the rest of the field chasing shadows.

What really stood out was the flatstick. Spieth’s Scotty Cameron 009 was red hot all week, bailing him out when he needed a clutch par and piling on the pressure with birdies at every turn. In fact, he rolled in a record 28 birdies across the four days – a stat that still makes you shake your head. His opening 36 holes added up to 130, the lowest halfway total in Masters history at the time.

It was clinical, it was composed, and it was the sort of performance that announced him to the world as a major player.