Ion Rahm caddy has perfect line after Rahm Shot Hits Fan

They say it’s better to be lucky than good. But it doesn’t hurt to be a little of both.

During the third round of Saturday at PGA championshipbest in the world played in less than favorable conditions as the shaky winds made the perpetrator around The empty quil. But they also took their lucky part.

Had it not been enough to be the world no. 1., Scottie Scheffler It was further exalted by a bounce of miracle in the short para-4 8th hole, where its wrong car, intended for thick forests on the right, caromped by the trees and again on the highway, just a little of the green. Although Scheffler failed to take advantage of a bird, Lucky Carom could have saved him from Bogey or worse.

But this was not the most wonderful ricochet of the day.

Shortly before fate shone in Scheffler, Jon Rahm, playing forward, fresh from a nine before nine nine that had put it into the quarrel, withdrew his approach to the 11th 11th. As the ball left his club, Rahm could be heard on camera cheating “mudball”, echo a complaint This had emerged more than once during the round of Thursday’s opening.

Whatever the cause, Rahm’s goal withdrew from a world of trouble. But instead of settling, one -sided short, in a confused lie, the ball hit something hard and jumped through green and in secondary cutting, leaving Rahm with a much better chance to save money.

That something difficult turned out to be a spectator who seemed to be hit in the head. A scary moment. And yet, in another lucky turn, the spectator – a young man with a white shirt – was not badly hurt. The moments later, he was seen on camera, laughing and smiling. He seemed happier yet when Rahm went to apologize, to embrace him and to hand over an authorized handle.

After that, Rahm said he was “very impressed” with the spectator’s ability to shake this.

“I haven’t seen a ball ricochet like this within a time,” he said. “I mean, if it were a driver, you would expect it, but for a 6-hook, I mean, it came soon. “

Touch.

“He got it well,” Rahm continued. “I told him if he was European and grew up playing football, football, and he just aimed a little better, maybe just get closer to the hole. It is a strange moment. Sometimes when it happens and they are not hurt, they are so excited because they know we will go there and we just have a five-minute conversation, and he was good.

Like Scheffler, Rahm failed to get up and down and crash by throwing a blow into the hole. But all things considered, everything had worked quite well. If you are keeping the result at home, you can mark it as mudball, bro-hug, autographed glove, bogey-very good luck to go around.

Rahm fired a four -year -old and, at six under, will start on Sunday in quarrel.