Jon Rahm: "I won't be speaking of it too much"
Jon Rahm is still very much revelling in his Masters success as he bids to defend the Mexico Open.
Jon Rahm refused to divulge the details of his Masters celebrations as he revealed he has reassessed his goals for 2023 after talking to his mental coach.
Rahm is the big favourite and defending champion of this week's PGA Tour event, the Mexico Open, at the Greg Norman-designed Vidanta.
His victory here last year followed an epic run in which the Spaniard, now 28, rose to the World No.1 position and claimed his maiden major at the U.S. Open.
Rahm, as you know, is now a two-time major champ having slipped on the green jacket at Augusta National despite starting his week in Georgia with a four-putt.
He landed in Mexico as the World No. 1 again and, unsurprisingly, is leading the FedEx Cup.
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Rahm did play in the week immediately after winning at Augusta as he had made a commitment to the designated RBC Heritage, which Matthew Fitzpatrick won in extra holes over Jordan Spieth.
But it appears Rahmbo is still a bit tired. "You know, I wish I could say one week off was enough," he said.
He added:
And what did those celebrations look like?
Rahm told the media one of his goals for 2023 was to win multiple times.
He won the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii and immediately followed that with victory at The American Express (a venue where he famously raged at the conditions).
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