Jon Rahm was hoping to turn the tide of his tough year outside of LIV Golf this week at the BMW PGA Championship, but the struggles continued in a big way.
Jon Rahm was one of the biggest names going into the BMW PGA Championship this week, but when he left Wentworth on Thursday, he signed a scorecard that was better than just one player. Not exactly the showing he was hoping for.
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The Spaniard started his day with a bogey at the first, added two more on Nos. 3 and 6, then doubled the eighth before making the turn with a 5-over 40. He traded a bogey on 11 with a birdie at 12, then bogeyed the 15th to finish off an opening-round…
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