Jordan Spieth was almost defeated in a tournament this weekend when a group of fans watched as the player who shot from the gallery was forced to dodge to avoid being hit by the ball.

Spieth on the second shot of the day can be seen on the radio of the 31-year-old Golf Channel in the commemorative competition on Sunday, June 1 in Dublin, Ohio.

As he hits the ball from the rough game, several fans who can attend events at the Muirfield Village Golf Club can stand directly in front of his camera in the gallery. When the wrong ball passes over their heads, they quickly react by dodging, just missing them.

Check out the clip below.

according to NewsweekAfter nearly a turnover, Spieth's game went even smoother, with his next shot reaching 22 feet.

Despite the progress, Spieth tied for seventh with four others, defeating champion Scottie Scheffler with -1-1 after the combination of the champion and birdies left him unable to get any clues. However, his bonus is still important because Golf Week Reports said he brought a $603,200 bonus.

Scheffler then became the first player since Tiger Woods successfully defended his championship in the Memorial Championships and won his third victory in the 2025 PGA Tour.

Outside of his golf career, Spieth and his wife Annie Verret announced in February that they were expecting their third child to be together.

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Spieth shares exciting news in the February 19 episode Smylie Performance. When asked how he spent the off-season, the athlete replied: "We have one-third of the time in July, so it's very busy."

Spieth and Verret are already parents of 3-year-old son Sammy and 1-year-old daughter Sophie. Although the couple didn't share more details, Verret was spotted in Masters' 3 PAR matches, wearing her white jersey jumpsuit, and experiencing bumps.