Jon Rahm's hilarious Masters tale: "I'm there thinking don't f*** this up!"
Jon Rahm has revealed the strict rules about the green jacket.
The Masters is still lingering in our thoughts after Jon Rahm claimed his second major championship.
And Rahm has detailed what it was like behind-the-scenes in the immediate aftermath of his victory.
Apparently, there is an awful lot to remember. The golden rule? Apparently you have to shake the hand of chairman Fred Ridley first in the green jacket ceremony.
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Rahm told Golf's Subpar podcast:
Rahm also went further to explain the strict rules around the green jacket.
He added:
Rahm later revealed he wanted to withdraw from the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage a week after his stunning victory.
He decided to compete anyway, stating how he was thinking of those who had already purchased tickets and he wanted to honour his commitment.
Rory McIlroy attracted criticism for pulling out of the tournament. His decision cost him millions of dollars.
Rahm got snippy with a reporter when asked if he considered 'throwing' his second round to get some more rest.
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