Jon Rahm reads the dips on a green before puttingt. /
He signs an immaculate card of six under par with an overwhelming golf and takes a giant step to win the tournament for the third time
Jon Rahm has found his overwhelming version at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid and has assaulted the leadership of the Spanish Open with an immaculate card –six birdies and twelve pairs– that place him with an extraordinary minus sixteen in the global calculation, one blow of which everything indicates will be his main rival today in the decisive day, M
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