Jon Rahm not concerned about lack of Masters practice after birth of first child

Rahm’s wife Kelley gave birth to a baby boy on Saturday and Rahm arrived at Augusta National on Wednesday to finalise his truncated preparations
Jon Rahm not concerned about lack of Masters practice after birth of first child

Jon Rahm hits out of a bunker at the driving range ahead of the 85th Masters. Picture: Charlie Riedel/AP

Jon Rahm believes he is in a “better mental state” ahead of the Masters following the birth of his first child at the weekend.

Rahm’s wife Kelley gave birth to a baby boy on Saturday and Rahm arrived at Augusta National on Wednesday to finalise his truncated preparations for the year’s first men’s major championship.

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