Jon’s final tally at Chapultepec was 65 on Thursday, 67 on Friday, 67 on Saturday and 64 on Sunday, for a total of 263 shots, 21 under par. It was a sequence of remarkable consistency, without any real dips, built one day at a time until it turned into a commanding victory. He not only won, but did so while projecting an extraordinary sense of solidity, confidence and competitive maturity all week long.

The tournament began with very positive signs. On Thursday, Jon opened with a 65, six under par, placing himself near the top of the leaderboard right away. It was a high-quality round marked by accuracy off the tee, control with his irons and the feeling that he had quickly found the rhythm of the course.

He kept the momentum going on Friday. With a 67, four under par, Rahm continued to move forward with purpose and put himself in an excellent position heading into the weekend. It was another very solid day, without needing to force anything, but clearly showing that his game was exactly where it needed to be to contend for the title.

On Saturday, he responded with the same authority. He carded another 67, keeping the lead and going into the final day with everything in his favor, even though there was still work to do. It was a very complete round in which he managed the tournament well, handled the pressure and kept patiently building a very real chance to win.

Then came Sunday’s statement. Jon closed the championship with a magnificent 64, seven under par, his best round of the week. It was a brilliant performance, aggressive when required and extremely precise in the key moments. Far from simply protecting his lead, he went out to win the tournament decisively, and he did it with golf of the highest level. That final push allowed him to lift the trophy with a six-shot margin and confirm a victory that was as well-earned as it was well-played.

Because if Rahm made one thing clear in Mexico, it was his ability to control a tournament from start to finish. There was no need for miracle comebacks or dramatic twists. There was consistency, control, patience and talent. His win at Chapultepec is another example of his immense level and of his ability to turn a good week into a winning one.

Mexico also delivered a powerful image for Spanish golf, with Jon Rahm leading the way and David Puig and Josele Ballester completing a memorable top three. But the main figure was Jon, who once again lifted a title thanks to a performance that was serious, complete and deeply convincing.

LIV Golf Mexico 2026 now stands as another major week in Rahm’s career. And the best part was the way he did it: playing like the very best, taking charge when it was time to take charge, and closing out the tournament with the authority of a champion.

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Jon’s final tally at Augusta was 78 on Thursday, 70 on Friday, 73 on Saturday and 68 on Sunday, for a total of 289 shots, one over par. It was not the tournament he was looking for, nor a week in which his game flowed with its usual natural rhythm, but it did leave a very encouraging final round and several stretches of high-level golf that inspire optimism going forward.

The start of the tournament was uphill from the outset. On Thursday, Jon did not find the rhythm he wanted and had to battle harder than expected through one of those heavy days when Augusta gives absolutely nothing away. Even so, far from switching off, he held on to the competitive attitude that defines him and stayed committed to the tournament.

Friday brought the response. With a round of 70, two under par, Rahm stepped forward and straightened things out to make the cut. It was a much more solid round, closer to his level, with better feelings and the sense that there was still room to make a move over the weekend.

On Saturday, however, it was time to grind again. Jon posted a 73, one over par, in another hard-fought and demanding round in which he could not quite find the consistency needed to climb the leaderboard decisively. Even so, he kept competing all the way through, never backing down and searching for the click that so often appears when least expected.

And that click came on Sunday. Rahm closed his week with an excellent 68, his best round of the tournament, showing a much sharper and more convincing version of himself. It was a round full of quality, control and ambition, one in which he once again gave off that feeling that he can hurt the course and take charge of the big moments. That final response not only improved his finish, but also sent a very clear message: even in weeks when not everything clicks, Jon always finds a way to take something valuable from it.

Because if he proved one thing again at this Masters, it was exactly that: his enormous ability to compete even without feeling completely comfortable. It was not a complete week, far from it, but it was another demonstration of character, experience and resilience. It was also a reminder that when the pieces fall into place, his level is still right there.

This time Augusta did not give him the reward he was dreaming of, but Jon leaves with a very promising final round and the feeling that he found a much clearer path. The 2026 Masters did not fully go the way he wanted, but it did leave one certainty that never changes: Rahm is always ready to come back.

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Jon’s final tally at Steyn City was 65 on Thursday, 66 on Friday, 64 on Saturday and 63 on Sunday, for a total of 258 shots, 26 under par. It was an extraordinary sequence, built with patience and solidity, that allowed him to climb all the way into a share of the lead after 72 holes. Only the playoff kept him from turning one of his best weeks of the season into a victory.

The tournament began with very good feelings. On Thursday, Jon opened with a 65, six under par, immediately putting himself in a competitive position. It was a high-quality, very composed round that made it clear his game was in a strong place and that he would have plenty to say as the week went on.

He kept the level high on Friday with a 66, five under par. Rahm continued to build his tournament with purpose, without forcing anything, but with the consistency of someone who knows how to wait for his moment. It was another complete day that kept him close to the lead and set the stage for a weekend charge.

Saturday brought another step forward. He posted a 64, seven under par, and moved fully into contention for the title. It was a round played with authority, the kind that completely changes the outlook of a tournament. Jon put himself in position to attack on Sunday and confirmed he was ready to fight for another win until the very last moment.

Then came his best version on Sunday. Rahm closed the championship with a spectacular 63, eight under par, his best round of the week. It was a brilliant, aggressive and highly precise performance that allowed him to catch DeChambeau at the top of the leaderboard. In the playoff, however, the win slipped away on small details, leaving Jon just short after a tremendous final push.

Because if Jon made one thing clear in South Africa, it was his ability to raise his level in the decisive moments and bring out his best golf when he needed it most. He did not leave with the individual trophy, but his tournament was of an extremely high standard and once again projected that total competitiveness that always makes him a real threat whenever he is near the top.

In the team competition, Legion XIII was also unable to finish the week the way it wanted. Jon’s team ended outside the top three, while Crushers GC won at 76 under par, just one shot ahead of Southern Guards GC (-75), with Torque GC (-72) in third place. It was not the ideal finish in that category, but Rahm’s individual battle once again offered a very clear sign of the level at which he is competing.

LIV Golf South Africa 2026 did not bring Jon Rahm the final reward, but it did leave many reasons to come away stronger. He came up just short, yes, but he did so while competing until the very last shot, with two extraordinary closing rounds and the unmistakable feeling that victory was right there. Sometimes playoffs do not go your way, but the level he showed once again confirmed that Jon is exactly where he wants to be: always in the fight to win.

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The Legion XIII captain posted rounds of 67, 68, 71 and 68 in the four-round, 72-hole event, once again placing himself among the tournament’s top contenders.

Rahm got off to an excellent start. His opening-round 67 left him tied for the lead after day one, immediately showing he was ready to contend once again. He followed with a 68 in round two to remain in a strong position near the top of the leaderboard, before a third-round 71 cost him some ground. Rahm responded with another 68 on Sunday to close out the week inside the top 5.

The fifth-place finish further highlights Jon’s remarkable consistency in LIV Golf. With his result in Singapore, he now owns 28 top-10 finishes in 29 LIV Golf starts, while also extending his current streak to eight consecutive top 10s. It is yet another sign of the level he continues to produce week after week.

In the team competition, Legion XIII once again performed at a high level and finished third at 21 under par. In the final round, the team combined for a 7-under total, powered by Rahm’s 68, Tyrrell Hatton’s 69, Tom McKibbin’s 69 and Caleb Surratt’s 71.

Bryson DeChambeau claimed the individual title in a playoff, while 4Aces GC won the team competition. For Rahm and Legion XIII, Singapore delivered another highly encouraging result: an individual top 5 and another team podium that confirms the group as one of the strongest teams in the early part of the 2026 season.

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The victory also carries special meaning, as Jon ended a 539-day winless stretch. His last triumph had come in September 2024 in Chicago. Since then, he had come close on numerous occasions, always competing at the highest level, until in Hong Kong he finally opened the door to victory once again with a performance full of authority.

Rahm began the final round tied for the lead and responded the way great champions do. Solid off the tee, precise with his irons and especially sharp on the greens, he built his win with patience, determination and several moments of top-class golf. His Sunday round featured decisive birdies on holes 3, 4, 7 and 8, and when the tournament tightened up on the back nine, he stepped up again with crucial birdies on 13, 14, 15 and 16.

With that late surge, Jon put the tournament out of reach and sealed a convincing victory, once again showing his remarkable ability to deliver when he is in contention.

This win in Hong Kong confirms the Spaniard’s strong start to the season and reinforces the feeling that 2026 could be a very important year. If one thing became clear this week, it is that Jon Rahm has returned to his natural place: among the winners.

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Rahm finished T9 at 10-under par, a week that gathered momentum and featured two particularly bright highlights: a superb round on Friday and a spectacular closing charge on Sunday—two days when his golf clicked perfectly with both the atmosphere and the demanding nature of the Madrid layout.

Thursday: 72 (+1), a start with work to do

It wasn’t the easiest opening. With testing pins, wind at times, and a course that punishes even small lapses, Rahm signed for a 72 (+1). The score didn’t reflect his full potential, but the message was clear: there was room to tighten a few things up and build the week through control.

Friday: 66 (-5), a statement round

Then came the big day. On Friday, Rahm found his spark and turned in a superb 66 (-5) that moved him firmly into contention and lit up the galleries. It was a round played with pace, conviction and timely scoring—exactly what the week demanded to get closer to the top of the leaderboard.

The fans were fully invested by then: packed walkways on every hole, long applause after quality shots, and that unmistakable “big occasion” feeling you only get when a home favourite starts to make a serious move.

Saturday: 71 (E), the patience day

Saturday was about managing the championship. Rahm posted a 71 (even par) on a day when the course tightened its grip and any small concession was quickly punished. It wasn’t a day to go low, but it was a day to stay solid and keep the door open for Sunday.

Sunday: 65 (-6), a spectacular finish to secure the Top 10

And he delivered. Rahm closed with a 65 (-6)—a brilliant display of control and ambition—to finish strongly and lock in another Top 10 at the Open de España. It was the kind of round that explains why crowds don’t move: at any moment, a stretch like that can appear—birdies coming in bunches, pressure handled beautifully, and the leaderboard shifting hole by hole.

It was the perfect reflection of the week: Jon competing, attacking, and feeding off that unique energy of playing in Spain with thousands of fans walking alongside him.

A Top 10 that strengthens the bond with Spain

Beyond the numbers, Rahm leaves Madrid with a very positive takeaway: a home Top 10, two standout rounds (Friday and Sunday), and, above all, the embrace of a fanbase that turned each day into an event. The Open de España was once again a full connection between player and public—and Jon answered the best way he knows: by competing all the way to the finish.

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In the middle of that noise—both literal and figurative—Jon Rahm once again stepped up as a leader. He played all five matches and contributed three points to Europe’s cause (3 wins, 2 losses), consistently in the spotlight and consistently embracing the responsibility of leading from the front.

Friday morning | Foursomes

Rahm / Tyrrell Hatton vs Bryson DeChambeau / Justin Thomas — Win 4&3 (1 point)
Europe started with purpose, and Rahm was right where the pressure is greatest: on the front line. Paired with Hatton, he delivered a commanding victory that set the tone for the day—solid off the tee, a high tempo, and a clear message: Europe came to compete at Bethpage, not to survive.

Friday afternoon | Fourballs

Rahm / Sepp Straka vs Scottie Scheffler / J.J. Spaun — Win 3&2 (1 point)
Without easing off, Rahm backed it up in the afternoon, this time alongside Straka. It was a high-level match against one of the strongest American pairings. The combination worked: aggression when it was there to be taken, patience when the course tightened its grip, and steady emotions in an environment that demanded composure at every step.

Saturday morning | Foursomes

Rahm / Tyrrell Hatton vs Xander Schauffele / Patrick Cantlay — Win 3&2 (1 point)
With the pressure rising and the crowd turning the volume up again, Rahm and Hatton reunited to deliver another huge point. Winning foursomes at Bethpage is close to a statement—every shot carries double weight. They handled it with authority.

Saturday afternoon | Fourballs

Rahm / Sepp Straka vs J.J. Spaun / Xander Schauffele — Loss 1 down (0 points)
The first setback came in Saturday’s afternoon session. A tight match with no margin for error that slipped away by the narrowest of gaps. In Ryder Cups, these fine-line contests are decided by details—and this time, the details fell the Americans’ way.

Sunday | Singles

Rahm vs Xander Schauffele — Loss 4&3 (0 points)
Sunday was a true nerve test. The United States pushed hard and turned singles into a suffocating, high-pressure battle. Rahm drew a heavyweight matchup against Schauffele, who produced his best golf when it mattered. Jon fought, but the match swung the American’s way down the stretch.

Europe wins on enemy territory

Europe’s victory at Bethpage was about far more than the final score. It was resilience, belief and team spirit. In a punishing atmosphere and a final day loaded with tension, Europe held firm to lift the trophy on U.S. soil and write another historic chapter.

And in that high-voltage script, Rahm once again rose to the moment: five matches, three points, and the unmistakable feeling that when the Ryder Cup gets serious, his name is always among the protagonists.

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Rahm completed the championship at 13-under par (275), building steadily through the week before delivering his sharpest, most complete round when it mattered most: the final day.

Sunday: 66 (-6), full-throttle attack and a big move up the board

Sunday was, without question, the headline of Rahm’s week. He came out with clear intent, combining aggression with control—the essential balance at Wentworth—and put together a near-flawless card. It was a round played with authority: high tempo, decisive strategy, and that extra touch of inspiration that turns a strong finish into a memorable one.

That closing six-under was the final push that transformed his week, leaving the sense that when his ball-striking is tidy and the putter cooperates, Rahm can make Wentworth look tailor-made.

The week, round by round

• Thursday (Round 1): 71 (-1)
  A hard-earned start, with stretches that demanded patience and a few important saves, but a score that kept him firmly in the conversation from day one.

• Friday (Round 2): 69 (-3)
  The first real step forward. Better control from the tee, more birdie chances, and a growing feeling that he was building a platform for the weekend.

• Saturday (Round 3): 69 (-3)
  Steady progress and discipline. Wentworth rarely lets anyone cruise, and Rahm answered with another composed round that set him up perfectly to attack on Sunday.

• Sunday (Round 4): 66 (-6)
  The final statement: the day his game fully clicked and the scoreboard moved in a big way.

A positive finish in one of the season’s marquee events

Wentworth always demands an extra level—by design, by strategy, and by the shots it asks for—and Rahm leaves the BMW PGA Championship with a clear takeaway: he grew into the week and finished with his best version, closing with a superb Sunday and a Top 15 in one of the DP World Tour’s most iconic stops.

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Rahm started Sunday at -11 (T9) and launched a spectacular closing surge at The Club at Chatham Hills: five birdies on the front nine, an eagle at 13, a bogey at 14, and four straight birdies from 15 to 18 to reach -22 and earn a spot in the playoff. In the extra hole at 18, Muñoz hit a superb second shot and holed a birdie from inside two meters; Rahm had a look but it stayed out. Muñoz claimed his first LIV title; Rahm took home the year’s biggest prize.

Season champion… without a weekly win

With his runner-up finish in Indianapolis, Rahm closed the season on 226.16 points, ahead of Niemann (223.68), securing his second consecutive Individual Championship. He achieved it without a weekly victory, built on relentless consistency (four runner-up finishes and only one week outside the top 10 in 13 events). “Winning it without lifting a weekly trophy is something to be proud of,” he noted after the ceremony.

A marquee event from start to finish

Indianapolis delivered moments to remember: Muñoz opened with 59 on Friday, Torque GC posted -64 in total to win the team title by 10 shots over Legion XIII, and the event drew more than 60,000 fans over three days—a LIV record in the United States.

Tournament summary (LIV Golf Indianapolis)

• Jon Rahm’s finish: 2nd (runner-up after playoff), -22

• Final round: 60 (-11)

• Tournament winner: Sebastián Muñoz (-22, won in playoff)

• Venue & dates: The Club at Chatham Hills (Westfield, Indianapolis), August 15–17, 2025

Season title (Individual Championship)

• Champion: Jon Rahm — 226.16 pts

• Runner-up: Joaquín Niemann — 223.68 pts

• Note: Rahm goes back-to-back after a season of exceptional consistency.

The perfect blend of patience, grit, and closing power surfaced when it mattered most. Rahm leaves Indianapolis with the year’s biggest trophy and the momentum to tackle the season’s team finale. Mission accomplished.

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