Rahm sees success without bad weather: “It’s like coming back from 3-0 down at half-time”

The Spanish Jon Rahm he explained this Saturday, after finishing seven shots behind the Englishman Tyrrell Hattonwho sees victory complicated if the wind doesn’t pick up in the final round this Sunday and there’s bad weather: “It’s like overcoming three or four zeros at half-time. Is it possible? Yes. Does it usually happen ? No.”

Rahm He explained at the end of the day this Saturday that he was “far” from the leader and that he preferred “not to think too much” about a hypothetical victory, because if he needed something for Sunday “it would be a bit of luck and bad time.”

The Basque player considered that he had an “unbelievable” day except for days four to eight, because he did not leave the ball “closer to the flag” as he would have liked, and from fourteen to ten -six, when he put the ball. on the fairway but not “the best options” left.

“It’s a day with easy conditions, with sun and little wind and if you play well you can give yourself a lot of chances, we’ve seen that with Tyrrell (Hatton),” he commented. Rahmcompared to his LIV teammate, who finished eleven under par and led the classification with a combined -22.

“Any course without wind is easier. This is the great defense of all courses and if you go to the British Isles, without wind, the results will be lower,” stressed the Basque, who said that through of wind the course “gives off a certain grit.”

However, he said it was “part of the sport” and as a golfer “you have to know how to adapt” to all conditions, especially in a year where he “traveled a lot, with a lot of contest and many weeks .” “Sometimes you miss fields with as much history as this one,” he concluded. Rahm.