Rahm Doesn't Take Advantage of the Most Vulnerable Oakmont and Loses His Options

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More than one player this week will have summoned the rain gods looking for some sports leniency on the weekend of the US Open. The above should have had...

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Spanish golfer Jon Rahm signed a bad third day this Saturday at the US Open to run out of options to raise his third ‘Grand Slam’, 11 strokes from the leader, American Sam Burns. Oakmont lowered his demand with the rain, the ‘greens’ slowed down, but Rahm did not find his time, after two good days, to get into the fight on Sunday. The Basque, who did give himself the opportunity in the second ‘major’ of the season, the PGA Championship a month a…