John Rahm was also human after all.’
USA Today, an American daily newspaper, described the scene where John Rahm (Spain), who tried to win three consecutive PGA tours and regain the world No. 1, failed to overcome the hurdle on the last day, and described him as “in the end, he was human too.”
John Rahm, world number 3 in men’s golf, had 3 birdies, 3 bogeys, 3 birdies, 3 bogeys, and He lost two strokes with one double bogey and finished in a tie for 7th place (8 under par 280 strokes). Rahm, who has been on the rise by winning 4 of the last 6 tournaments (including the European Tour) since last year, including the Sentry Tournament of Champions in the first tournament of the new year and consecutive victories in the American Express last week, is the first PGA Tour 3 in 6 years since Dustin Johnson (USA) in 2017. He tried to win, but was unsuccessful in the end. 토토사이트
If Ram wins this tournament, he will unconditionally become the world’s No. 1, and if he finishes in the top 3 alone, he will regain the throne according to the results of Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland), the world’s No. 1, who participated in the DP World Tour (European Tour) Dubai Desert Classic. could On the first day, he tied for 116th with a 1-over-par 73 strokes, but soared to second place alone in the third round, but suffered another unexpected hunt on the last day.
Ram, who started in 2nd place by 2 strokes from the lead, missed a 2.5m par putt on the first hole, then sent a tee shot to the left bunker on the 5th hole (par 4) and committed a double bogey while tossing around the rough, moving away from the lead competition. “I expected it to be a difficult day,” Lam said. I thought some players had a chance to turn around, but I couldn’t save them.”
Max Homa (USA), who won two consecutive victories in the Fortinet Championship before the season opener, won the championship by 5 strokes. Homa, who started in a tie for 4th place, 5 strokes behind Sam Ryder (USA), who was aiming for his first win after leading for 3 days in a row, reduced 6 strokes with 7 birdies and 1 bogey, and recorded a total of 13 under par 275 strokes, Keegan Bradley (11 under par). 277 strokes USA) by 2 strokes and won his 2nd win of the season. The winning prize is 1.556 million dollars (approximately 1.92 billion won).
Homa, who reduced 4 strokes to the 15th hole by catching 4 birdies without bogey in the first half, grabbed the decisive birdie on the 16th hole (par 3) and became a joint leader with Rider with a total of 12 under par in the middle. Then, while the rider in the back group recorded a double bogey on the 15th hole (par 4), he rose to the sole lead and added a birdie on the 18th hole (par 5) to consolidate the championship. Homa, who has won six PGA Tour careers since the 2019 Wells Fargo Championship, has decorated his latest five with come-from-behind wins.
Lim Seong-jae (25), who started in a tie for 4th place with Homa, cut 2 strokes with 4 birdies and 2 bogeys, and finished in a tie for 4th place (9 under par, 279 strokes) with Rider and Sahis Tigala (USA). It is the season’s best result and the second top 10, exceeding 7th place at the Shriners Children’s Open in October last year.
