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In the midst of a major tournament, golfer Jordan Spieth still found time to co-sign brandmate Stephen Curry's "Chef" Under Armour Curry Two Lows.
Before teeing off the final round of the U.S. Open, Spieth hopped on Twitter and shared a picture of himself and caddy Michael Greller holding their own pairs of the much talked about sneaker. "Michael and I bringing the @stephencurry30 'Straight 🔥 ' to the course today," said the reigning Player of the Year. Spieth isn't actually playing in his pair, but Greller has his laced up.
The sneakers, which have been criticized on social media for their resemblance to nursing and orthopedic shoes, were also recently worn by Tom Brady. For better or worse, the Under Armour family is sticking together on this one.
