Jon Rahm Signs in Wentworth the Worst Tournament of His Career
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Jon Rahm was eliminated from the tournament after another bad day when he finished with +5, for a total of +11 that leaves him in the last place, in one of his worst performances in the ten years he has been a professional. To find such a negative performance, it would be necessary to go back to the 2018 US Open, when Rahm did not pass the cut and ended with a total of +15. American Ryan Gerard alone leads the championship.
Everything that could go wrong went worse for Jon Rahm in the BMW PGA Championship where he completed the worst tournament of his career as a professional. With a total in two days of eleven strokes on par, the cut did not pass, something that would have nothing particular if it were not because he did it as the last ranked of the 138 players who completed the first two rounds in the DP World Tour star event.
Jon Rahm finishes last in the BMW PGA of Wentworth, 23 strokes from leader Ryan Gerard, and adds his third season without winning a Grand Slam. The entry Jon Rahm sinks in Wentworth: he finishes last and signs his worst tournament in a decade was first published in What!.
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