Jordan Spieth paired with PGA hero Phil Mickelson for shootout at Colonial

The Texan, who can sleep in his own bed at the Dallas event this week, is favourite to win the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Local hero Jordan Spieth loves playing in the Lone Star State.
The last time he teed it up on his home patch, Spieth ended his four-year winless streak on the PGA TOUR by scoring a two-shot victory in the Texas Open.
A Dallas native, the 27-year-old will now bid to win this week's Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial for a second time following a first triumph in 2016.
After the three-time Major winner's welcome return to form, he's the bookies' favourite to do so and Paddy Power make Spieth 10/1 to hoist the silverware again.
One big advantage as he looks to decompress a little from last week's intense PGA Championship is that Spieth is able to sleep in his own bed. That allowed him to hit the course early on Monday after flying back from South Carolina.
And, as well as getting the chance to play in front of his home fans again, Spieth has also been handed the opportunity to rub shoulders with Kiawah Island hero Phil Mickelson.
Spieth is 6/5 with bet365 to shoot the lowest score on day one, with Berger 13/8 and Mickelson 14/5. Given his reputation for fast starts, Spieth is surely the bet.
On his liking for the course
On playing in his home state and why he thrives there
On why he performs so well in this event
On a poor putting week at Kiawah Island
On energy levels after a Major
On whether he'd ever tried to get Mickelson's autograph as a kid
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) January 22, 2017