Jon Rahm will not participate in the US Open due to an infection in his left foot

Jon Rahm will not participate in the US Open due to an infection in his left foot

Jon Rahm will not participate in the US Open due to an infection in his left foot

Euskaraz irakurri: Jon Rahmek ez du Estatu Batuetako Irekian parte hartuko, ezkerreko oinean duen infekzio batengatik

Jon Rahm will not participate in the 2024 US Open, which begins this Thursday, June 13, as announced by the Basque golfer with a message on the social network X, formerly Twitter, this Tuesday night. Specifically, Jon Rahm suffers an infection in the left foot: “After consulting with several doctors and my team, I have decided that the best thing for my long-term health is to withdraw from this week’s US Open,” reported the one from Barrika.

“After consulting with several doctors and my team, I have decided that it is best for my long-term health to withdraw from this week’s US Open Championship. To say I am disappointed is an understatement. I wish all participants the best of luck. “I want to thank all the USGA (United States Golf Association) staff, volunteers and the Pinehurst community (the US Open is held there) for putting together what I’m sure will be an incredible championship.” , noted Rahm, who concludes his writing with a wish: “I hope to return to action as soon as possible!”

A few hours before communicating this decision, in the press conference prior to the US Open dispute, Jon Rahm had assured that the infection, which forced him to withdraw from LIV Houston on Saturday, was under control, but he acknowledged that the damaged area “was still swollen,” and that it was “painful.”

“I don’t know what happened, but it became infected. I was in a lot of pain. In the round last Saturday, in the morning, I gave myself an injection to numb the area. It was going to last the whole round, but by the second hole I was already in pain” , said the golfer from Biscay, referring to the LIV Houston last weekend.

Source: Eitb

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