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With a 4-shot lead, will Spieth win the Hyundai Tournament of Champions?

With a 4-shot lead, will Spieth win the Hyundai Tournament of Champions? With a 4-shot lead, will Spieth win the Hyundai Tournament of Champions?

Can Spieth hold on for a win?

Halfway through the first PGA event of 2016, Jordan Spieth has found himself atop the leaderboard once again. Can he hang on in the Hyundai Tournament of Champions?

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Spieth put up a 9-under 64 on Friday to emerge with a 4-shot lead in the tournament at -16 overall. He had a 66 in Thursday’s opening round. Kevin Kisner, Fabian Gomez and Patrick Reed all sit in second at -12 overall.

According to oddsmkers from RealBets, Spieth currently is listed at -400 to end up winning this tournament while Reed has been given odds of +600 to win. Kisner is listed at +850, while Gomez is well back at +3000.

Spieth had an eagle on the ninth hole, allowing him to go 5-under over the last five holes of the front nine. He then finished the back nine 4-under over his last six holes. He has yet to record a bogey in the 36 holes of this tournament.

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