Kevin Kisner Had Savage One-Liner After Jordan Spieth Missed Three-Foot Putt

The four-time PGA Tour winner provided memorable commentary at The Sentry.

Before his NBC debut as a broadcaster, PGA Tour golfer Kevin Kisner let America know that he would not be one to mince words on television.

"I think what I’m gonna try to do is have a more personal level with each player, because I obviously spend a lot of time with all these guys and I’m friends with most of them," Kisner told Sports Illustrated’s Gabby Herzig on Thursday. “The game is rapidly changing, so I think a newer perspective and a younger generation talking about it is going to be helpful."

On Saturday, Kisner delivered on his promise while providing analysis for The Sentry golf tournament. Jordan Spieth was facing a short birdie putt on the par-5 15th hole in Kapalua, Hawaii—which promptly lipped out.

"It's three feet, Jordan. Just knock it in, bud," Kisner said.

“It’s 3 feet Jordan, just knock it in bud.”—Kevin Kisner.

Finally somebody just said it pic.twitter.com/fvPJZMw8g9

— Christopher Powers (@CPowers14) January 6, 2024

Despite his mishap, Spieth finished the round at 19-under—two strokes back of first-place Chris Kirk.

Kisner, on the other hand, will return as an analyst for the WM Phoenix Open from Feb. 8-11.