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Jon Rahm

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Three straight seasons. Three straight LIV Golf titles. He doesn't have off years.

About Jon

Jon Rahm turned professional in 2016 after a record-setting amateur career and won his first PGA Tour title at just his 12th start. He captured the 2021 U.S. Open and 2023 Masters, reached World No.1, and in 2023 became the most prominent player to join LIV Golf.

The moments

Iconic
achievements

Title
2016

Jon Rahm — Record 60 weeks as world No.1 amateur

Held the World Amateur Golf Ranking No.1 for a record 60 weeks across 2015-2016, the longest reign in the ranking's history.

Legend
2017

Jon Rahm — Maiden PGA Tour win — 60-foot eagle to close

Won the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines for his maiden PGA Tour title, holing a 60-foot eagle putt on the 72nd hole, at just his 12th career start.

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2020

Jon Rahm — World No.1 — first Spaniard since Ballesteros

Became World No.1 with victory at the Memorial Tournament, the first Spaniard to top the Official World Golf Ranking since Seve Ballesteros.

Title
2021

Jon Rahm — First Spaniard to win the US Open

Won the 2021 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines with birdies on the final two holes, becoming the first Spaniard to win the U.S. Open.

Title
2023

Jon Rahm — 2023 Masters champion — 2nd major

Won the 2023 Masters Tournament by four strokes, claiming his second major and first green jacket.

Legend
2023

Jon Rahm Perfects His Ryder Cup Foursomes Record at 6-0 in Rome

Jon Rahm holds a perfect 6-0 record in Ryder Cup foursomes, extending his unbeaten run in Rome 2023 with a match against World No.1 Scottie Scheffler.

The record

  1. 2016Jon Rahm — Record 60 weeks as world No.1 amateurTitle
  2. 2017Jon Rahm — Maiden PGA Tour win — 60-foot eagle to closeLegend
  3. 2020Jon Rahm — World No.1 — first Spaniard since BallesterosWorld Nr. 1
  4. 2021Jon Rahm — First Spaniard to win the US OpenTitle
  5. 2023Jon Rahm — 2023 Masters champion — 2nd majorTitle
  6. 2023Jon Rahm Perfects His Ryder Cup Foursomes Record at 6-0 in RomeLegend