Players react to alert of ballistic missile: 'Grab a Mai Tai, go to the beach, grab a front row seat'

HONOLULU — When Jordan Spieth saw an emergency alert on his phone about an inbound ballistic missile threat to Hawaii on Saturday morning, he was at his hotel and started calling his parents and other family members to seek out information. He also thought about what he might do. “I kind of thought if we had a car maybe drive as far away from town as possible,” he said. “We were inside away from the windows trying to gather information.” His caddie, Michael Greller, gathered his wife and their
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