The Basque signed a total of 71 shots (+1) to move away from the top positions
A card of 71 strokes on the third day already left him without options for victory in Atlanta
John Rahm closed his participation in The Tour Championship, the final tournament of the FedEx Series play-offs, with a final round of 71 shots (+1)to finish the tournament with 272 strokes (-11) and placed fourteenth in the provisional classification.
The one from Barrika signed this Sunday four birdies for five bogeys to finish with those 71 strokes (+1) repeating the same card from the third day that definitively distanced him from the fight for the tournament that distributes nothing less than 75 million dollars in prizes.
The Basque played again a lap with too many shocks, alternating birdies and bogeys that did not allow him to scratch a goalpes already approaching the first positions.
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Rahm played at a high level the first two days at the East Lake Golf Club, in Atlanta, but the third day he could not complete until this very Sunday, He separated him from the fight for the title, with Scottie Scheffler intractable.
Although this Sunday there was no reaction from the Spaniard who repeated a 71 (+1) to place himself in the middle of the classification among the top 30 on the PGA Tour.
The fight was at the head of the tournament where Scheffler slowed down and allowed Rory McIlroy to get into the fight for good for the $18 million check to the winner.
