Jon Rahm not putting too much pressure on himself ahead of WGC Match Play
World number one Jon Rahm found it impossible to hide his frustration after again facing questions about his putting ahead of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
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World number one Jon Rahm found it impossible to hide his frustration after again facing questions about his putting ahead of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
World number one Jon Rahm got off to a smooth start at the WGC Dell Technologies Match Play tournament in Texas on Wednesday, romping to a convincing victory over Colombia's Sebastian Munoz.
que determinarán los 16 clasificados para octavos entre los 64 partipantes. Sólo el campeón de cada cuarteto accede a los cruces y la batalla no permite errores. Un triunfo, un punto; un empate, medio; una derrota, casi estar fuera. El ranking no es determinante y algunos resultados así lo atestiguan.
World number one Jon Rahm found it impossible to hide his frustration after again facing questions about his putting ahead of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
World number one Jon Rahm was drawn on Monday into a first-round group with Masters winner Patrick Reed for the WGC Match Play Championship that begins on Wednesday in Austin, Texas.
Playing partners Collin Morikawa and Viktor Hovland, the world's number two and three players, will be chasing the summit of the global rankings at the PGA Tour Valspar Championship starting on Thursday.
Newly-appointed captain Henrik Stenson is bracing himself for a “shift in the generations” when he leads Europe into battle in next year’s Ryder Cup in Rome,
El golf de Jon Rahm sufrió una implosión en el hoyo 4 del TPC Sawgrass de Ponte Vedra Beach (Florida). 54 hoyos para llegar a seis golpes del líder, el indio Lahiri, con 18 por jugar. Todo era posible para el número uno del ranking mundial. El birdie en el 2 elevaba la ilusión que volvía a reducirse con un bogey en el 3… y llegó el fatídico 4 que cerró con un quíntuple bogey, el peor hoyo de toda la carrera de Jon en el PGA Tour por dos golpes. El vasco de 27 años nunca había necesitado más de siete golpes para completar un hoyo, ni siquiera en un par 5. Y en 4 del quinto major hizo nueve tras irse dos veces al agua y necesitar tres putts para embocar.