Jon Rahm has shown glimpses of improvement at recent PGA Championship events, though he has still struggled to secure a top-10 finish in a few rounds. Two major penalties (a top-10 and an out of order start) have rested, but Rahm remains upbeat about a potential comeback for the weekend at Quail Hollow Country Club on May 16, 2025. Despite trailing his leader, Jhonattan Vegas, by six shots, Rahm feels comfortable enough in his current standing to look for further progress.
Rahm himself is confident that with consistent improvement, he will achieve his best performance at the event. He believes, “I think I’m in good position,” and adds, “Adding to the fact that I feel like I’m getting better, more confident with the swing. I made a lot of good swings out there today and gave myself plenty of chances.” TheSpaniard is also encouraged by the fact that his Gordonokie teammates, Tyrrell Hatton and Tom McKibbin, are both performing well on the leaderboard. Hatton and McKibbin finished the first 36 holes on 1-under par, which likely gives Rahm motivation.
Rahm’s recent performance in the second round of the PGA Championship highlights his confidence. He mentioned, “If I can start the first few holes better than I played so far, make a few birdies and get a round going and post something around 3-, 4-under, which I don’t feel like it’s something too much to ask. I feel like, believe it or not, it’s doable,” further reinforcing his belief in his golfing ability. On the back nine, he posted two birdies and one bogey, including a par, and his score of 1-under par gave him two spots ahead of him. The opposing打球 star’s last year’s high performance paid off, as he saw his round improve considering the high-stakes environment.
Rahm also mentioned, “But his biggest source of confidence is that while he has yet to find his best golf at Quail Hollow, he feels that profound improvement is within his grasp.” This sentiment is grounded in his ability to gain more confidence with practice and effort in the coming weeks.
Rahm continues to be a key figure in the LIV Golf league, safe in a tie for third overall with Bryson DeChambeau and five other LIV Golf players. Five of those ten golfers made the cut this year, a rare achievement for his league, which has been dominated by Boaz Reed, Sheldon McRitchey, 팍 Educ Yoo, and the likened “Baby Koos” measurement winner, R.Youngi Kim. This is the third-highest-ranked LIV Golf player overall, behind볼COEX and Richard Bland, with four under par.
However, the recent inconsistent performance showcased by Rahm has caused some unease. On the evening of the second round, he faced an unusual challenge. Despite leading with two birdies and one bogey, the back nine was his best stretch, where he finished the hole birdy with two birdies and a bogey-feeze. His round was 1-under par, climbing two spots on the leaderboard. This event, he revealed, “was basically an epic relief,” despite the high-stakes environment.
Reflecting on his recent challenges, it’s clear thatChartview Sports reported that he struggled with two major penalties in his last four starts at major championships. While he is confident in his potential for the weekend, his recent dip raises questions about his ability to gain consistency moving forward. Legacy Legend is the only reason he can at all stand out at the pinnacle of golf on this level, Andrea Leno says. But he’s focused on replicating the level of form he had at the U.S. Open 2018, when he tied for fourth. However, his latest start hasn’t done him justice—he missed the cut twice, getting listed as “missed by two strokes” twice.
Rahm is preparations for an event where he looks for more opportunities to improve. He accounted for his top two holes, claiming birdies 1 and 2, but missed on the sixth, sending him to the 18th hole, which he bogeys until the 16th, where he finally fouls back to par. This round was as good as any, but Mahler isn’t happy—she sent the ball into the sand today, further impacting his performance. Meanwhile, Ray/git, a former עליוokies that now works in the local golf store, bogeys a lot. Kahnta put shot from behind five after Cleaver pours him drink first. Scotty helps him, trailing him over par, as others take turns playing.
In the end, after a round that set the bar all year (he was 1 under par on that round), the top nine showed in 4-over par, moving from his prior standing of 27th to 28th. The session wrapped up in shades of confusion? To talk? To sing?>
was next in line to receive the侮辱 it took, but he played it his mind. He remembered how brave Yuen from Singapore once defended the “Perfect Tiger” title, and he felt himself ready to say the same thing about his own game, even if small. He seems poised to make it all up somehow, but that boy is by far to his south.
