“The most important thing is not to make a serious mistake that will take you out of the equation”

SA Jon Rahmafter the examination on the third day of masters, He looks calm, confident and enjoying the moment. Here’s their full statement after the third round…

I think it was good. It’s not easy. The course was cold, windy and wet. Obviously, I started very well making those putts on 7, 8, 9 and the par putt on 10, although after that I couldn’t continue. . I wasn’t taking bad swings. What happened was a couple of bad gusts of wind at the wrong time and I ended up finding myself in difficult positions. But I feel good, I play well, I hit good shots, so I hope to continue like this”, the assessment he made in the third round.

Regarding his game plan for the final round Barrika said: “Well, with the wind we’re going to have today, the main thing is to stay focused on whatever shot you choose. Have a clear image and commit to it. It’s it’s always better to have the most dangerous shot but with promise than the one with the highest percentage and no promise. It’s going to be a fun afternoon”.

He also talked about the course conditions: “Well, it’s soft, but the greens are pretty fast. Obviously the fairways aren’t going to be very rolling. I think they’re going to run the SubAir all afternoon, so it can get a little firmer to the end. I doubt it because of how much it rained, but it’s in good condition. It’s better than I thought how hard it rained yesterday. I don’t think anyone will earn seven under par this afternoon. It will be played under par for sure, some will, but the most important thing is not to make serious mistakes that will take you out of the equation”.

Playing in Sunday’s stellar match at the Masters, Jon said: “It’s important to be in the final matchup and be the closest chaser. I’m not too worried about what Koepka is doing. My goal now is to focus on myself. own game and what I can control. What Brooks does is what Brooks does.”