Rahm Unable to Translate LIV Success to Masters, Opens with 78

‘Gotten Worse’: Brandel Chamblee Throws Brutal Shade at Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau Over Awful Masters Start

Out of 10 LIV Golf players in the 2026 Masters field of 91, not a single one managed to shoot under par on Thursday. As the leaderboard reflected a collective failure for the Saudi-based circuit, Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee delivered a hot take on the group’s competitive readiness, especially on the tour’s primary flag-bearers, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm.  “They’re not being challenged, they’re not being tested, and so they’re not …

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Rahm unable to translate LIV success to Masters, opens with 78

AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 9 : Jon Rahm may be the hottest player on LIV Golf this season but the Spaniard was unable to carry that form into the Masters where he made a disastrous start to the year's first major on Thursday.Rahm, who is currently sitting atop LIV's individual rankings with a win and three runne

Bryson DeChambeau & Jon Rahm Dealt Unfortunate News During Masters

Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm were among the favorites to win the Masters heading into the tournament. After just one round, both golfers are in danger of heading home early. DeChambeau is 4-over-par after the first round at T56, while Rahm sits even further back at 6-over-par which resulted in being T73 on the leaderboard. After the first two rounds, the top 50 golfers make the cut for the weekend at the Masters. Both Rahm and DeChambeau would…

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Golf-Rahm unable to translate LIV success to Masters, opens with 78 - Regional Media News

By Frank Pingue AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 9 (Reuters) - Jon Rahm may be the hottest player on LIV Golf this season but the Spaniard was unable to carry that form into the Masters where he made a disastrous start to the year's first major on Thursday. Rahm, who is currently sitting atop LIV's individual rankings with a win and three runner-up finishes in five events, looked dejected as he made his way around Augusta National while carding a birdie-…