Jon Rahm, sixth player in the world, he traced the card with 67 hits on the first day, but he needed more after a 69 on the second day. With this result, the Basque accumulated 203 hits, a -7 that he had to give to stay in the top-30 of the classification, moving up from 33rd, although it did not push him towards the final fight for the trophy of FedExt St. Jude in Memphis.
At home, two players rested with 199 shots (-11), four fewer than Rahm: The Americans Will Zalatoris and Trey Mullinax They went further with two cards of 65 and 66.
Friday’s leader, the American JJ Spaunand the Austrian or sepp strakawalked in both numbers exceeded the first half of the field.
Rahm made four birdies, on the 4th, 5th, 13th and 18th holes, but bogeyed the par 4 17th, just as he did on Friday.
Source: La Verdad
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