Rahm: “This is for Seve, I know I wanted to win this tournament”

On the best afternoon of his short golf career, Jon Rahm He didn’t miss his date with Seve. As usual in his victories, the Biscayan remembered his great reference after becoming the first Spaniard who wins the US Open, thus opening his account in the majors.

“I knew my best golf was yet to come and it was amazing to hit both putts. This goes for Seve, I know he always wanted to win this tournament.. This is too much to put into words, “said Rahmbo with a grin from ear to ear, out of sheer relief after a tense wait between putting the -6 at the clubhouse and Oosthuizen had no margin to catch up with him.

The one in Barrika He also made reference to his love affair with Torrey Pines, the field of San Diego (USA) in which he gained the respect and confidences of Phil Mickelson and where he proposed to his wife Kelley, which has now led him to the top of its trajectory. “This place is like where I grew up in the summers. I feel very confident here. I don’t know why but whenever I come, things happen. Once again it has happened,” he celebrated before lifting the trophy that confirms him as a great champion.

“Sometimes you have to try to survive and let others stumble, but I spoke to Adam (Hayes, his caddy) and we saw that two birdies in the last two could give me the tournament. It was incredible to make those putts.”She said with the glass in the same arms that had previously cradled her son Kepa, who has come with a large one under his arm.

Another nice gesture from Rahm was for the late El Correo journalist José Manuel Cortizas, who recently passed away and to whom he also dedicated the triumph. “Although Father’s Day in Spain is on a different day, I’m going to celebrate it in style today,” he concluded.

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