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Jon Rahm Addresses Angry Outburst at Fan

Jon Rahm Addresses Angry Outburst at Fan at Open Championship

Jon Rahm Addresses Angry Outburst at Fan at Open Championship originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Jon Rahm, a two‑time major champion, opened his campaign at Royal Portrush with a 1‑under‑par 70, placing him three shots off the lead after Thursday’s first round.

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British Open 2025: Jon Rahm was NOT pleased with a fan that whistled during his backswing on Thursday

Make no mistake, the fan whistling during Rahm's backswing was in the wrong, but the British Open requires patience in all facets. Whether riding out the elements or conjuring up some creativity around the greens,

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Jon Rahm's Frustration Boils as Fan Disrupts Tee Shot at The Open

Jon Rahm got angry at a fan during The Open after a whistle disrupted his tee shot, expressing frustration in post-round comments.

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Jon Rahm falls foul of The Open Championship trap as LIV Golf star's frustrations clear

Jon Rahm was one of the favorites heading into The Open Championship this week, but the two-time major winner ahs failed to ...

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Jon Rahm kicks wedge down Royal Portrush fairway at Open Championship

Jon Rahm had another meltdown on the 11th hole at Royal Portrush, but is still hanging around on the Open Championship ...

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'A tough spot to be in' - Jon Rahm's sympathy for Shane Lowry over penalty

"It's a tough spot to be in. From what I understand from the whole thing - and I haven't seen the images, this is just from ...

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Jon Rahm calls for rule changes after Shane Lowry penalty at The Open

Jon Rahm calls for rule changes after Shane Lowry penalty at The Open - Lowry was handed a two-stroke punishment when officials deemed that he had fractionally moved the ball during a practice swing ...

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‘I've been there’ - Jon Rahm expresses sympathy for Shane Lowry after two-stoke penalty

Jon Rahm believes Shane Lowry was in “a no-win” situation during Friday's rules incident and understood that taking the two-shot penalty on the chin was preferable to being accused of being a cheat.