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By Larry Fine ATLANTA (Reuters) - Jordan Spieth identified his heart rather than his swing as the reason he was able to cap off a Player of the Year season by winning the Tour Championship and FedExCup playoffs jackpot on Sunday. "I didn't feel comfortable striking the ball whatsoever, today or this week," Spieth told reporters after collecting $1.485 million for winning the tournament and $10 million for finishing on top of the FedExCup standings at East Lake. "It was amazing that we competed with the way I felt over the ball." Spieth, mature well beyond his 22 years, credited his double victory to his vaunted short game, a burning desire to finish the season on a high and a fresh mental approach underlined by his caddie.
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