Jon Rahm arrives on the last day with options to win the PGA Championship
Barrika's is two strokes away from leadership in the absence of the last day on Sunday.
Jon Rahm has gone up in the PGA Championship this Saturday andtwo strokes from the leadership inthe absence of the last day. Next, the Biscayan has a chance to win his third major championship.
Barrika's, following the move day of the third day, went -3 and -4, and the American Alex Smalleystayed two strokes away from him. Smalley managed to keep the lead in the second major of the season after overcoming a difficult day.
"Since I've been on the professional circuit, this is the most difficult flag design I've ever seen," said Scottie Scheffler , the world's number one and current champion, after falling behind with the -1 card.
A month ago,Rory McIlroy was able to hold the Masters River. Hedo Ludvig Aberg, the Englishman Justin Rose and the Americans Xander Schauffele and Patrick Reed also did a good job.
Rahm made three birdies in the first nine holes , and in the other nine he also made a level, and at times he was a leader.
In the 18th hole, but he made a bogey that left him with a bittersweet taste, but with a clear chance of winning the championship.
You might like
Ariane Toro, judoka, back from the World Cup: "Silver is a dream"
Jon Rahm will not continue on the LIV Golf Circuit
Janni Sinner won't play until 2027 because of a knee injury
Rahm won't play the Spanish Golf Open
Navarro Ariane Toro, silver at the Baku Judo World Cup
The Pou brothers have climbed the free Vicios Ocultos in the Peaks of Europe
Natxo Gonzalez: "I've taken the best wave of my life"
Rahm took last place in Wentworth on another poor day
Zverev won the U.S. Open for the first time, beating the American Shelton
