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Jon Rahm did not appreciate noise during his backswing on No. 11. / @KylePorterNS Jon Rahm had a nice start to his first round at Royal Portrush on Thursday.
Jon Rahm, a two-time major winner, claimed a spectator whistled and broke his concentration on a backswing at Royal Portrush Golf Club during The Open Championship.
Though Rahm kept his profanity in check at Royal Portrush on Thursday, we did get a glimpse of the old "Rahmbo" when a fan whistled during his backswing on the par-4 11th.
Rahm immediately snapped at fans after an errant tee shot on the 10th hole at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. The two-time major claimed someone whistled in the middle of his backswing.
Rahm entered Sunday’s round tied for ninth on the leaderboard. He needed a strong regular-season finale to best Niemann, who ...
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Jon Rahm goes off on Open Championship fan for ‘whistling ... - MSN
The post Jon Rahm goes off on Open Championship fan for ‘whistling’ during backswing appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Open Championship at Royal Portrush is underway on Thursday morning ...
But on the 11th hole, Rahm freaked out at a fan who whistled in his backswing. Considering his history with a hot temper, the Spaniard was asked about it in his press conference.
"Right on my backswing. Very smart, whoever it was." Rahm would go on to bogey the hole along with the following one. The LIV Golf star did manage a birdie on the 14th and finished with a 1-under ...
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Jon Rahm fumes at ‘whistling’ fan in tense British Open scene
Jon Rahm reacts toward fans while accusing one of whistling during his backswing at the British Open on July 17, 2025.© X/NUCLR Golf Jon Rahm gestures as he leaves the first tee at the British ...
Rahm’s tee shot sailed into the thick rough to the right of the fairway, forcing him to layup and leading to a bogey. He finished the first round 1-under and tied for 20th place, three shots off ...
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