Jon Rahm, the burning golfer, is under intense surveillance for his recent access to anger on the golf course. Known for his moments of anger, the latest demonstration of Rahm’s frustration took place during the Liv Mexico event at the Chapultepec golf club. After a missed blow in the 7th hole, Rahm could not contain his emotions, exclaiming: “What is this fucking thing done?” To make everyone hear.
This is not the first time that Rahm has allowed his emotions to take over. During the Masters 2024, he dropped a series of juries after a bad trick, showing his visible frustration each time. However, Rahm argues that he had settled with age, admitting: “It was a lot worse when I was younger. »»
Spanish attributes its emotional demonstrations to its Spanish roots, where passion is deep in sports such as football, basketball and tennis. Rahm believes that showing emotions is a common trait among Spanish athletes, not just limited to golf. Another Spaniard, Sergio Garcia, also had his share of whims on the course, including damaged greens and destroyed equipment in rage access.
Despite the negative reaction, the question remains-should emotions be mastered on the golf course, or does the expression of passion improve the excitement of sport? While Rahm defends his behavior in the face of criticism, the world of golf is divided on the question of whether access to anger has their place in the game.
