Jon Rahm is a two-time major champion from Barrika, Spain, with victories at the U.S. Open (2021) and the Masters (2023). A former world number 1 with over 10 PGA Tour wins, Rahm is one of the most fiercely competitive players in professional golf.
Rahm’s playing style is defined by raw power, fiery intensity, and a swing that generates enormous distance despite a compact frame. His ball flight tends toward a controlled draw, and he is comfortable shaping shots both ways when course conditions demand it. Off the tee, he ranks among the longest hitters in the game. His short game, particularly his touch around the greens, adds a finesse element that makes him dangerous on any course setup. His fist pumps and emotional celebrations have become iconic moments in tournament broadcasts.
At the 2021 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, Rahm birdied the final two holes to win his first major in dramatic fashion. His 2023 Masters victory was a wire-to-wire masterclass at Augusta National, finishing at 12-under par with a four-shot margin. In late 2023, Rahm made headlines by joining LIV Golf, a move that altered his eligibility for certain events. Despite the transition, he remains eligible for all four major championships and continues to compete at the highest level.
Rahm is expected to play all four 2026 majors: The Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open Championship. Spanish fans can check tee times and coverage in Spain time.