Jon Rahm and Gareth Bale have shared nine holes in the Californian Open Pro-Am championship, a tournament that mixes professional golfers with amateurs; and, against all odds, it was Barrika’s who was pleasantly surprised. Enraptured with the Welshman. “You can’t be so good at soccer and golf at the same timeIt doesn’t seem fair to me,” Rahm said at a press conference. In fact, the current number three in the world acknowledged that Bale not only didn’t ask him for any advice, but that he doesn’t need it: “He hasn’t asked me for anything, nor should he, he’s good enough already.”
Thus, the one from Barrika blessed the ex-soccer player in his intention to become a professional, something that is getting closer since the Welshman has already announced that next month he will participate in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, his first PGA Tour tournament. “. By the time you practice more, you will improve a lot. He is a very, very good player. I’m sure we’ll see each other more often,” Rahm concluded.
