Jordan Spieth had the most fitting finish ever to his wild and ...

Sadly, the Jordan Spieth Experience ended earlier than expected this PGA Tour season with the three-time major champ not advancing past the first round of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. A T-68 (out of 70) at the St. Jude Championship wrapped up a rough 2024 for Spieth, who revealed after that he plans to undergo wrist surgery in the offseason. But while the 31-year-old didn't have his best stuff on the course this season, he still gave golf fans plenty of memorable moments in typical roller-coaster fashion.

There was no 25-minute drop from a driving range or death-defying shot from a cliff, but we'll always remember that wild gutter ball off the clubhouse at the Valero Texas Open. You know, this one:

An instant classic of the Jordan Spieth thriller genre. And so it was only fitting that Spieth gave the fans one more crazy sequence on his final hole of the year in Memphis on Sunday.

Coming off a birdie on TPC Southwind's 17th hole, Spieth promptley snapped his drive into a pond on 18. After dropping, he found the same pond and dropped again, but this time on the opposite side. Have a look at this insane-looking Shot Tracker:

But it gets even better. After finally finding the putting surface with his fifth shot, Spieth drained a 30-footer. For double bogey. And he walked it in to boot! Have a look:

There's never a dull moment with this showman. Get that wrist healed up soon, Jordan. We'll miss you out there.