The PGA Championship aims for a weekend without Spaniards

Across Yesterday’s day at the PGA Championship was incomplete due to a lack of light (it will resume today at 1:15 pm, Spanish time), it is possible to establishThe court is, after the first two rounds, at -1 relative to the par of the field.

So, in the absence of all the participants who completed their route on Friday, what can practically be confirmed is that, if everything continues as it is now, No Spanish golfers will be playing this weekend in the second major of the seasonwhich is played at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville (Kentucky, USA).

Without a doubt, the most shocking, and perhaps painful, case is that of Jon Rahm. The Basque signed after the first two days a card of 142 strokes, par for the field, just one stroke away from making the cut and thus end the an amazing streak of 18 consecutive cuts made in the majors.

Never in the PGA, and barely for the third time in the history of a major championship, the cut is in the red (-1)which shows how difficult it is to get past Valhalla.

Rahm He hasn’t missed a weekend at a major since the 2019 PGAalthough he has suffered more than expected to enter the last Augusta Masters, where he finished in a more than cautious 45th last position.

He didn’t make the cut either David Puig finished his second round with a score of 145 strokesthree over par and four away to continue in the competition.

The third Spaniard to compete in the PGA, Adrián Otaegui is the only one likely to make the cutbecause it has not completed the second tour.

Otaegui must sign a card of 71 strokes or less if he wants to stay alive in the PGA Championship, after signing 70 shots on Thursday.

For now, after the day was suspended due to lack of light, He had 55 strokes after the first 14 holes, +1 over par, and was about to hit his second shot on the 15th hole.

Today resume at 1:15 pm (Spanish period).