Jon Rahm becomes the first Spaniard to win the U.S. Open and does it on his first Father’s Day.
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Jon Rahm’s 10-under 62 for his opening round put him in the lead after one round of play in Southern California.
Tiger Woods proved many doubters wrong with his triumph at last month’s Masters, where he not only completed a comeback story for the ages but also put Jack Nicklaus’s record of 18 major titles back into play. Woods, who has not competed since collecting his 15th major at Augusta, will get his next chance to chip away at the landmark when he tees it up in Farmingdale, New York for the May 16-19 PGA Championship. After Woods secured a one-shot victory to claim his fifth Green Jacket, the former world number one was naturally asked about his pursuit of the all-time major record.
With five birdies, including a 25-footer, on the front nine, Tiger Woods was in great shape Saturday at the Quicken Loans National. But he says he ‘didn’t finish it off the right way’ and settled for a 68. He is six strokes behind the leaders.
