World number one Jordan Spieth and Australian superstar Jason Day will resume their thrilling rivalry on Thursday as the first PGA Tour event of 2016 tees off in Hawaii at the $5.9 million Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Spieth launches his 2016 campaign determined to extend his scintillating run of form from last season, when he won the Masters and the US Open, finished fourth in the British Open and second in the US PGA Championship. The Texan arrived in Hawaii relaxed after a three-week break -- and revealed he is not attaching any significance to the advent of the new year.
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Spieth, Day resume rivalry in Hawaii
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