Jon Rahm

Jon Rahm earned his third PGA Tour victory of the year at the Genesis, pushing his 2023 earnings to an amazing amount.

42.56 T20 Rahm's haul this week was $3.6 million, thanks to the Genesis being a designated event. That doesn't include the $462,000 he made at the CJ Cup in October, which is part of this wraparound season. In just five starts this year, Rahm has made $9,402,750 on the Tour.

But he closed off Sunday's Genesis Invitational victory with the shortest club in his bag, rolling in big putts on 14 and 15 before a dart of an 8-iron to ...

[Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond](https://golf-galaxy.selw.net/b3LKkM), 16 degrees Rahm’s 300-plus-yard week with the driver was his third win with Callaway’s Paradym Triple Diamond driver. He is second on tour in greens in regulation for the year and was third last year and second in 2021. Rahm ranked first in SG/approach, gaining nearly 12 strokes on the field for the week. Rahm’s putter is an Odyssey White Hot OG Rossie S, which features a slant neck. He finished first in strokes gained/approach this week and was sixth in driving distance with a 315-yard average.

Jon Rahm leapfrogs Scottie Scheffler after two-shot victory in California as Tiger Woods cards 73 to finish tied-45th in comeback from injury.

At that point you’ve just got to find the positive and change focus and I went a bit more on the attack.” “Max battled out there and Patrick kind of gave us a scare and I’m just glad I could come through at the end. “That was a tough week and a tough Sunday,” Rahm told CBS.

Jon Rahm secured a return to world No 1 after coming through a thrilling final-round tussle with Max Homa to claim a dramatic victory at the Genesis ...

To do it at a golf course with this legacy, this history and hosted by the man himself, Tiger Woods, it's a true honour. "Max (Homa) battled out there and Patrick (Cantlay) gave us a scare, so I'm just glad I could come through at the end. I can't really explain it."

LOS ANGELES — Max Homa knew he'd have to be perfect to catch who he called “the hottest golfer on the planet.” While he had a solid final round, ...

Jon Rahm made two birdies over the last four holes to win the Genesis invitational and reach No. 1 in the world again.

As with Rahm at 10, it could have been a bigger calamity, but Homa managed to get his third on the green and two-putt for bogey. But Homa made a huge mistake on the next hole when his hooked drive hit a eucalyptus tree and his second shot stayed in a dirt wash well short of the green. 8 when he stuffed his approach to a foot for a tap-in birdie, and when Homa bogeyed, the advantage was three shots again. With Homa looking at a six-foot birdie putt he’d eventually make, Rahm was facing a complete disaster, but he made an impressive up-and-down, draining his six-foot putt for “only” a bogey. Homa countered with making a 10 footer for birdie, and he was just one back. The Burbank-born Homa had delivered a title for his fans, too, with his Genesis victory in 2021 that kick-started an impressive career rise.

The West Coast Swing that just concluded on the PGA Tour is inarguably one of the best to have been played in recent memory.

He recounted on Sunday how he went back to his family on Saturday night and most of the jitters for the final round were soothed by playtime and a bath for his Kepa. “If you tell me on the ninth tee after that tee shot that I was going to be one back on 13 tee, I wouldn’t believe you because I was feeling that good. He did manage to secure a nervy 4 on 18 to score one better than Rahm for the day – 68 – and placed two back in solo second. “I’ve won five out of my last nine starts; I haven’t finished worse than top-seven [in the last five starts], and I’ve won three tournaments already,” Rahm said. He is the first Spaniard to win at Riviera, and he passed the countryman he idolised, Seve Ballesteros, with his 10th win on the PGA Tour. “It’s the beauty of the year that we’re living right now,” Rahm said after accepting a $US3.6 million winner’s cheque.