US EditionRahm Ready to 'Get over It' and 'Move on' After PGA Failure
- Jon Rahm, a two-time major winner from Spain, lost to top-ranked Scottie Scheffler at the PGA Championship held at Quail Hollow.
- Rahm began with seven consecutive pars while trailing by five strokes, then made birdies on three holes within a four-hole stretch to tie for the lead before faltering near the end.
- Scheffler made birdies at holes 14 and 15, extending his lead while Rahm missed crucial birdie putts and made risky shots that failed down the stretch.
- Rahm referred to the loss as a still-sensitive experience and acknowledged that nerves impacted his play, admitting he felt somewhat uneasy about his ending but emphasized the importance of moving past it and not dwelling on the outcome.
- Rahm plans to move on quickly, expressing confidence about the upcoming US Open and focusing on learning from this humbling major loss.
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