John Rahm: “I still haven’t recovered from Augusta”

John Ramm was hit with the last shot of the tournament his best result at his second British Open, Thus, he concluded his twelfth rank among the top ten in the specialty. The Augusta Masters remains where it’s most fruitful, with five top ten, for all three in the US Open and two in the PGA and British Championships. “It was a great week finishing second with that to hitThe runner-up explained; “You have created many opportunities for bird But not close, six, seven or eight metres.”

Ram landed in Liverpool after three weeks without competition, a break he needed to recharge his batteries. “The last month’s poor play was more related to fatigue than anything else, three weeks of rest was great for me, and it shows. Winning takes away a lot, because of stress, I haven’t recovered after Augusta and I feel it physically, ”commented Ram, who this season has four wins: Sentry, American Express, Genesis and Masters. in adults, The first Basques were in Augusta, 50th in the PGA, 10th in the US Open, and 2nd in the British Open.

For the British, he would continue to fight to join Saif. Ballesteros finished second in 1976 at Royal Birkdale before winning three years later at Royal Lytham. His last open tournament was played specifically at Royal Liverpool, in 2006, with his son, Javier can.

Ram said goodbye courtesy of Harman: “The times he’s been there to win, it’s over. He played a very good short game and was playing very well. He’s got the opponent’s claw, and it’s an extra thing he pushes when he’s up, like Patrick Reed, and you can tell the difference around the green. His week was amazing, we only managed to get three hits, I’m very impressed.”

Final rankings for the British Open.

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