Jon Rahm He extended his top 10 record on the PGA Tour this Sunday. It is on FedEx St. Judewhere it ended with a very share fifth place finish after improving the performance in the last lap.
In it he showed great emotion to achieve his best result in the four days of the tournament. He won four hits in the field after reachingfive birdies and add a bogey. So, he moved up the ranks, because he reached two shots from the top10 until the last day. ended in a -11 overall and with the added bonus of progress in the final days.
Rahm soon pointed out the promising prospects. Three birdies in the first six holes they reaffirm their choices to put themselves on top. A good hit from the fairway allowed him to leave an affordable birdie putt on the par four of hole 1, where he did not disappoint. After saving the par five of 3 after a bad second shot, a good drive allowed him to successfully putt for birdie on the par three of 4. Then he started to take the greens easy and unforgiving option for birdie formed on the par four of 6.
He had no problem getting pars until the 10th hole, where his only mistake of the day came. He came out so heel, he found the green and ended up adding a bogey. He recovered immediately. with a nice birdie putt on the par three 11th and cruised to par pace until the final birdie on the 16th hole.
In this way, Rahm once again showed his great regularity, despite the fact that he was not able to fight for the victory. That match was settled at dawn by the American Will Zalatoris and the Austrians Sepp Straka, who finished tied for -15 overall, three shots ahead of Brian Harman and Lucas Glover. So, the title was played at dawn in the tiebreaker.
Source: La Verdad
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