Euskaraz irakurri: Jon Rahmek PGAko Txapelketan moztuta ez geratzea lortu du, bigarren jardunaldi ona eginda

the basque golfer Jon Rahm will continue to play the rest of the weekend in the PGA Championshipsecond ‘major‘ of the season that is taking place at the Oak Hill course, after react on the second day and make the cutalthough still is far from the leading trio.

The one from Barrika it had not had a good opening in the tournament and his continuity had been complicated after signing an initial card of 75 shots, five below par, but this Friday he got a better feel for the field and improved with 68, a -2 that keeps him alive.

The winner of the Augusta Masters started the day well with a ‘birdie’ on hole 2, the only one in the first part of the course where he could not beat the course more. He was best on the second nine holes and despite the ‘bogey’ of 12, he got the best golf out of him to chain three consecutive ‘birdies’ below. His good moment stopped on the 16th hole, where he delivered another ‘bogey’ that somewhat tarnished his journey and that leaves him with four over par, nine shots off the lead of the solid Scheffler, number two in the world and one of the four players who has managed to drop the 70 strokes on two days.

At the top of the table there is a triple tie with five under par and Joining Scheffler are Canadian Corie Conners and Norwegian Viktor Hovlandwho are two strokes ahead of Americans Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Soh.

Source: Eitb

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