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The Master of The Masters

The most prestigious golf tournament took place over the weekend in Augusta, Georgia. This tournament, which is the Masters, is much like the Super Bowl or the World Series in the sense that whoever wins it definitely deserved to win it and also to be apart and play in it. The best golfers in the world battle the already tough course under sunny and dry conditions, but when the weather becomes bad, good golf becomes difficult for many.

Jon Rahm played his best golf at the perfect time, which was Sunday, the final day of the tournament. You obviously need to play great from the time the tournament starts, which is Thursday, and be consistent everyday and every round if you want to have a shot at the green jacket and a nice payday on Sunday. Going into the final day, many believed Brooks Koepka would seal the deal. Others were picking Rahm due to his momentum. Kopeka started off great but declined as time went on. He had a two-shot lead over Rahm going into Sunday and like I said, many were betting on him to win. That was not the case.

In the last round, Rahm would overcome the two-shot deficit and win by four, so, it was a six-shot turnaround. He would finish 12 under par, which is superb. This is the second major tournament that Rahm has won, with his other being the 2021 U.S. Open. He became the first European to win both of these major championships. According to a simple Google search, Rahm won over $3.2 million for winning the Masters, which is the highest winning prize in the history of the Masters, which has been around since 1934.

This weekend, Rahm will be looking to repeat his success at the next PGA tournament, the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, where he will tee off around 1 p.m. EST.



 


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  1. Ryan MinottApril 12, 2023 at 3:31 PM

    Great post cade! I've never sat down and watched the Masters myself but I might have to start!

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  2. AnonymousApril 12, 2023 at 4:02 PM

    Chase Coburn: Cade this is perfect, as a non-golfer I have never sat down to watch the Masters I usually just walk past the television and see it. Who is your favorite golfer?

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  3. Cole ZafApril 12, 2023 at 10:27 PM

    This was the first year of actually watching the Masters this year. It was a little disappointing to have it delayed, but in the end it was a solid year for the Masters.

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  4. Kanamu MoriApril 15, 2023 at 12:55 PM

    Hi Cade! I am not familiar with golf, but watching sports is fun! It has drama such as a turn of the wheel. That is one of the reasons that I like sports! Anyway, glad to hear your nice experience.

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