The name of the game with this modern swing? Smash it high and hard.
Only a few players come to the PGA Tour with the “can’t miss” tag. It stems from a top amateur pedigree and the power and polish to compete with the high-horsepower modern stars.
Jon Rahm brings it all.
A two-time Ben Hogan Award winner as the best player in college golf, the former Arizona State Sun Devil had an impressive 2016 professional debut, recording two top-threes in his first four starts on the PGA Tour. In six events, he won more than $1 million and earned full-time status for 2017.
This story is from the April 2017 edition of Golf Digest Malaysia.
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