Jon Rahm, who will be two shots behind his compatriot Angel Hidalgo on the final day of the Spanish Open, assured that if he had been told on Monday or Tuesday of this week that he was going to go out on the final day. In this game’s situation, I “definitely would have been signed.”
Rahm, who finished five shots behind Hidalgo on the third dayOnly managed to get back to two on the third day of the competition.
His match started well, the first three holes were equal, till the fourth hole he was successful in making birdie. It would be the first of six that he managed to reach the end of the route, with a crowd of fans behind him, who took advantage of the Saturday and the good weather, with a lot of sunshine, to see him.
,The best version of me? No. But if you told me on Monday or Tuesday that I was going to go out on Sunday with two shots, feeling good physically, I would have signed it without hesitation,” Rahm said at the end of his match. Said.
Sky Sports pundit criticizes ‘disrespectful’ golfers for controversial actRahm will play for victory with two Spaniards, The leaders, Angel Hidalgo, and Catalan David Puig, three shots from first place and one from their own.
experience, a degree
“That’s a big difference. Angel and David have never spent a Sunday with the public and in the atmosphere that we are about to get. You learn from everything, in the end if you want to achieve great things you have something like Sunday waiting for us,” he commented.
angel hidalgoWho has been the leader for three days. He will try to defend that first place by finishing just two shots ahead of Rahm, who is looking for his fourth win at the Spanish Open to overtake Severiano Ballesteros.
“I will have nerves, but I hope to turn them into something positive. I’m very happy, I did a very positive lap and I did a lap that I’ve never done beforeI did good laps but not at this level. He concluded, “I think I know how to handle it in the best possible way and I’m happy and looking forward to tomorrow.”
Hidalgo beats Rahm in playoff and makes big debut by winning Spanish Open
