Spaun's Clutch Win at Texas Open

0:00It's April 6th. You're listening to El Paso News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. J.J. Spawn grabbed his second career win at the Valero Texas Open, firing a 567 in tough, rainy conditions to edge out the field by. One shot. He sealed it with a clutch birdie and then an eagle on the final holes, marking his first victory since last summer's U.S. Open Triumph. This marks his second time taking the title at TPC San Antonio, but unlike four years back when it punched his ticket to the Masters, he's already. Locked in for Augusta this time around. Coming into the week, the 35-year-old Californian, adding cracked the top 20 in any of his seven starts this season. His best was a tie for. 24th at the Players Championship, so this win feels like a huge confidence boost heading into major season. Spawn admitted the golf swing can be wild, saying he hadn't felt his best form lately, but focused on staying patient and accepting each day as it comes. Now with

1:03momentum on his side, he's primed to chase more success at the year's first major, proving he's still got that champion fire burning strong.