Golf: 121st US Open - June 17-20

Maestro84

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Huge win for Rahm especially given what happened to him a couple weeks ago, he couldn't have handled it better than he did and it paid off in a huge way. Also, it's great to see Rahm's entire family there with him on Father's Day and considering he's the first player from Spain to win the US Open, a great moment for the nation given how hard Spain's been hit by the virus.

It's also a shame that every other player in contention folded the way they did, there were many moments in this round where it looked like it could be a 7-way playoff:

- Louis hit it into the hazard off the tee on 17 which basically killed his chances
- Brooks was within one but made bogey on 2 of the last 3 holes
- Morikawa was tied for the lead until he made double on 13
- Rory was also tied for the lead until he went +3 on holes 11 and 12
- Bryson had the solo lead at the turn but played the back nine to 8-over par in what was an utter collapse
- Casey looked like he could be the clubhouse leader but just like Rory, he went +3 on 11 and 12
- Young Matthew Wolff was right in the mix until he shot himself in the foot by making 5 bogeys in 6 holes
- DJ and JT also made their way onto the leaderboard but they both had big numbers on the back nine which instantly took them out
- Henley and Hughes, who tied for the lead after round 3, both collapsed by shooting 5-over or worse, although this was expected given the lack of pedigree of both players
 
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Pavel Buchnevich

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Rahm deserves the win and I thought it was obvious he’d win. But it’s actually kind of ironic that Rahm wins at Torrey Pines. Most boring of the top players wins on a course where every hole is the same. Congrats to Rahm and he was due, but no more majors at this course. One of the toughest majors to watch in a long time.
 

Pavel Buchnevich

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Dec 8, 2013
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How does Rahm speak such better English than Nadal even though they're from the same country lol

Graduating college in your second language will get you fluent pretty quickly.

And his wife is American. He’s been living here for 8-9 years.

Very different than someone who uses a language occasionally. Most of Rahm’s life is probably conducted in English.
 

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