JON RAHM - SHORT GAME MASTERCLASS | ME AND MY GOLF

In this golf masterclass, Jon Rahm shares his techniques for playing around the greens. He emphasizes the importance of assessing the lie of the ball and adapting his shot accordingly. For instance, when discussing a shot from 30 yards, he explains how the Bermuda grass and the uphill green allow for more spin, advising to keep the clubface open and hands forward for better control.

Key Moments

• Rahm demonstrates a low shot with a 60-degree wedge, explaining his technique of maintaining an open face and aggressive contact (golf ball thwacks).
• He discusses the importance of knowing the distance to the pin and selecting a landing spot, demonstrating a shot that lands precisely on the shadow he targeted.
• Throughout the session, Rahm highlights the difference in approach depending on the lie of the ball, noting that different lies require different techniques, especially regarding spin and trajectory.
• He also shares his thoughts on how amateur golfers often misjudge the need for spin when facing tight flags, advising instead to remain calm and assess the situation.

The session concludes with Rahm humorously discussing his busy upcoming season, including marrying the same person in different countries, while also looking forward to the Ryder Cup and other events.

Presenters/Sources:

• Jon Rahm
• Piers Ward
• Andy Proudman