Jon Rahm is set to reappear this Friday at LIV Golf of Nashville. The Spanish team captain Legion XIII GC did not participate in the week on US Open due to a foot infection that forced him to withdraw a few days ago on the second day of the LIV Golf de Houston.
“I feel great,” Rahm said at his press conference in Nashville. “The main reason for withdrawing from those two tournaments was the infection I had, and just to be careful that it doesn’t get worse and see what steps I can take to prevent it from happening again in the future,” he explained. of the Basque player.
“The wound is still there. I’m not going to show any graphic images, but it’s still there. It’s manageable now and I’m not going to make it worse. There are a lot of things to follow from what happened so that it heals properly and will never happen again,” he added. John.
Rahm, who fell to world No. 9, said he was ready to play Friday in The Grove. “I feel ready to walk and hit the ball. I haven’t done much yet, but it doesn’t take much to feel ready to compete. I’m looking forward to it. I’m happy to be here,” insisted Barrika golfer.
Rahm, won both Grand Slamsspent the weekend watching his LIV Golf partner on television Bryson DeChambeauchampion of the US Open after winning the final holes against the Rory McIlroyteammate on the European team of Ryder Cup.
“I thought it was a spectacle to watch from the comfort of my home. It was a really fun tournament to watch. I’ve never had the chance to enjoy a major from start to finish like this and to watch a lot of golf was really fun, look how it played out,” Rahm said.
“You don’t want to see great players make mistakes at the end, whether it’s Bryson’s triple putt on the 15th or Rory’s on the 16th,” Jon said.
Rahm, 29, is still looking for his first individual victory this season on the LIV Golf circuit. He has finished in the top 10 in the seven tournaments he has completed, but ultimate success has eluded him at the moment.
Source: La Verdad
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