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Dave Feschuk: There’s Rahm at the top as Spaniard rallies to win Masters

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Spain's Jon Rahm wins the Masters by four shots. He closed with a 3-under 69 to pull away from mistake-prone Brooks Koepka. Rahm now has a green jacket to go along with his U.S. Open title he won in 2021. Phil Mickelson becomes the oldest runner-up in Masters history.

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The Hamilton Spectator

Dave Feschuk: There’s Rahm at the top as Spaniard rallies to win Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga.—Jon Rahm opened the Masters with a four-putt, a double-bogey butchering of Augusta National’s first green that might have injected a year’s worth of doubt into a psyche more fragile.He began Sunday’s weather-induced 30-hole Masters marathon no less than four strokes in arrears to leader Brooks Koepka. And given Koepka’s seemingly impenetrable swagger and superior career resumé — the Floridian came into the tournament with four major…

1 year ago·Hamilton, Canada

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The Record Herald

Jon Rahm rallies to win the Masters as Spanish stars align - Record Herald

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Jon Rahm kept hearing how he was destined to win this Masters because so many Spanish stars were aligned in his favor. Sunday was the birthdate of Seve Ballesteros, his idol and inspiration for playing. This year was the 40-year anniversary of the second Masters title Ballesteros won. If that wasn’t enough, caddie Adam Hayes was assigned white coveralls with No. 49 — April 9. “I was told a lot of things about why this could b…

1 year ago

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