Jordan Spieth plays in Oak Hill after a wrist injury, and Dr

Just a week after an injury forced him out of his hometown event, Jordan Spieth is back.

Spieth officially entered the field at the PGA Championship this week at Oak Hill Country Club in New York. He’s been starting Viktor Hovland and Shane Lowry in the first two rounds of the year’s second major, something that was in doubt only a few days ago.

Spieth pulled out of AT&T Byron Nelson last week In Dallas due to a wrist injury, something he said he picked up while missing the injury at the Wells Fargo Championship earlier this month.

He did not go into details of the injury, saying only that he was in “extreme pain in my left wrist” and that he required “rest and limited movement.” He didn’t provide a timeline, either, just saying he’d be assessing his “recovery week-to-week.”

Now, a full week later, Spieth appears to be healthy enough to compete. However, it remains to be seen if he is healthy enough to run at Oak Hill.

Spieth has won 13 times on the PGA Tour in his career, most recently last season at the RBC Heritage. He’s finished inside the top 10 five times this season, including a T4 finish at the Masters tournament last month. Spieth finished second in the RBC Heritage playoff last month as well. It is currently ranked No. 10 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Spieth is listed at +3500 to win This week on BetMGMbehind favorites Scotty Scheffler and John Rahm.

Spieth won three major championships. He won both the US Open and Masters in 2015, then the British Open in 2017. He only needs to win the PGA Championship to complete a Grand Slam, something only five other players in history have done.