![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/f/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_The-151st-Open-Day-Two.jpg&description=Jon Rahm's temper has been tested at the Open Championship this week, and this boiled over during his second round at Royal Liverpool on Friday following a missed putt Jon Rahm let his feelings be known to those watching this week's Open Championship, after the fiery Spaniard saw a putt go by during his second round at Royal Liverpool on Friday. Rahm was left frustated following his opening round on Thursday, after carding a three-over-par round of 74. The Masters champion was not just unhappy with his personal game though, after taking aim at the amount of photographers and camera crews inside the ropes. Speaking after his outing on Thursday, he said: "I'm trying to walk and there's way too many people in my way and I can't go on my pace because they're in my way. Then I'm walking off 18 and trying to deal with the unlucky moment on 18, and there's somebody with a boom light on my ass keeping up with Rory's pace. "I can't go at my own pace. That's kind of the disregard that I existed, that's all." On the back of a tough start, Rahm was out to make up for it on Friday. Once again though, the world No. 3's frustrations kicked in following a missed putt on the 10th hole. Rahm had started well across his front nine, having carded birdies at the fifth and sixth to cancel out a bogey at the par three ninth. On ten the Masters champion was looking to quickly bounce back, but found himself needing to roll in a five-foot putt to avoid another blemish on his card. To his annoyance he missed out on his par putt, as it kissed the right edge and rolled by. Letting out his anger at the miss, Rahm cried out: "F***!" forcing an apology from the Sky Sports commentary team. A fiery Rahm can often be a dangerous Rahm, and this proved to be the case after his mishap at the 10th. Having carded four pars on the bounce to settle the ship, the Spanish star was back to his best as he added birdies at the par five 15th and par three 17th to get his tournament back on track. As has been the){kind=link}
Jon Rahm’s temper has been tested at the Open Championship this week, and this boiled over during his second round at Royal Liverpool on Friday following a missed putt
Jon Rahm let his feelings be known to those watching this week’s Open Championship, after the fiery Spaniard saw a putt go by during his second round at Royal Liverpool on Friday.
Rahm was left frustated following his opening round on Thursday, after carding a three-over-par round of 74. The Masters champion was not just unhappy with his personal game though, after taking aim at the amount of photographers and camera crews inside the ropes.
Speaking after his outing on Thursday, he said: “I’m trying to walk and there’s way too many people in my way and I can’t go on my pace because they’re in my way. Then I’m walking off 18 and trying to deal with the unlucky moment on 18, and there’s somebody with a boom light on my ass keeping up with Rory’s pace.
“I can’t go at my own pace. That’s kind of the disregard that I existed, that’s all.” On the back of a tough start, Rahm was out to make up for it on Friday.