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Re: Jon Rahm -27 WINNER!

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It was an historic fail for Collin.

Most of us wondered who would take second at the start of the day, Collin looked unbeatable.

As much of a fan I am of Jon, I worried.
He was clearly on the chase. sometimes he has trouble keeping his head, but he held firm, a master class in staying focused.
I still get chills thinking about it!

I felt badly for Collin, he had something similar 2 years ago, he fell apart when he had looked like the clear winner.
This will be in his head for awhile.


Inside Jon Rahm’s ‘crazy day’ — and Collin Morikawa’s epic collapse

http://golf.com/news/jon-rahm-sentry-win-morikawa-collapse/


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Re: Jon Rahm -27 WINNER!
By: Cactus Flower
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Mon, 09 Jan 23 9:12 AM
Msg. 48405 of 54959

Well done Jon Rahm.

Golf isn't my sport but I admire the fact they take four days to battle it out. That's a proper amount of time. None of this 90 minute malarkey known as football (nearly everywhere). Imagine how Messi would have looked after dribbling for several days and the score at 78-97.

Only Test Cricket takes longer (five days rather than four) but being more of an English game than a Scottish one, they stop for lunch and afternoon tea every day, which stretches things out some.

But even watching golf would for me be more fun than the endless game known as Voyage round the boring brain of a whining royal moron. If only it was possible to switch it off. But in the UK, it's everywhere, in every medium. Tv. Newspapers. Online. When you pour cornflakes into your bowl at breakfast, each orange flake is printed with his face and discussions of what Harry complained about today and why we should feel sorry for him. Maybe I exaggerate. But in spite of attempting to avoid the sight of his miserable face, and his tiresome, pompous, hypocritical words, they are everywhere one looks.

So go, Jon Rahm. Get it into the hole!!!


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