How A Math Teacher Became Jordan Spieth's Right-Hand Man | ESPN Stories

Gene Wojciechowski explores the improbable journey former sixth-grade teacher Michael Greller and two-time major champion Jordan Spieth have shared.

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29 thoughts on “How A Math Teacher Became Jordan Spieth's Right-Hand Man | ESPN Stories

  1. Yes, a math teacher is a secret weapon. When you get on in 2, then 2-putt, he knows it's 4. And a ten foot putt will hole in two seconds if hit at a speed of 5 ft. per second.

  2. Jack Nicklaus is the man for me but this was so inspiring to watch, gives such a sense of what the game means to so many of us around the world. I'm a wrinkly, reduced to hitting at the range these days, but I still dream.This lets me live my dream vicariously, many thanks for the upload, awesome story.

  3. Hot ass wife. Caddy’s don’t deserve any attention. Do a story on all the behind the scene people in sports. Skate sharpeners, tapers, etc. espn is a shithole.

  4. i think michael won the lottery on this one.  but i think jordan is also super loyal and meshes well with michael's personality.  just a different kind of great caddie compared to bones and williams etc

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