Madrid, Oct 8 (EFE) .- Spanish Jon Rahm, world number one, assured that his second day of competition at the Spanish Open this Friday was “worse” than the first, but he was “happy” with his game .
Jon Rahm concluded the second day of the Spanish Open that takes place at the Villa de Madrid Country Club with 67 strokes (-4) and is second in the classification led by the Dutch Wil Besseling.
“I am not going to pretend to win everything every day, but it is true that today there were faster lanes than yesterday and it has been noticed. In general I am playing very well and achieving this result in two days is very positive,” said Rahm in the mixed zone of the Madrid enclosure.
The Barrika golfer gave his opinion on the design of the Country Club course and declared that it is a “very nice circuit to play”, although he admitted that “there are holes that cannot be lengthened and perhaps sometimes they are a bit short” for the players. releases.
Rahm was once again the center of all the eyes of Spanish fans for the second day in a row, who follow every step he takes for the Country Club.
“I prefer to compete with the public in favor, but sometimes I abstract myself to be able to concentrate better,” said the Basque golfer, who assured that the comebacks that occurred on the second day were because the course was “more technical.”
