Rahm Finishes Dead-Last at BMW PGA Championship

Jon Rahm suffered a disastrous showing at the BMW PGA Championship, finishing dead-last with a total score of 11-over par. The two-time major champion's performance at Wentworth marked the worst finish of his professional career, as he shot 78 in the opening round-matching his highest score on the DP World Tour-and followed with a 77 on Friday, resulting in a missed cut. Rahm's struggles were evident throughout the tournament, with frequent bunker errors and an out-of-bounds tee shot contributing to his lowly total. He recorded only three birdies over 36 holes, alongside 10 bogeys and two double bogeys, leaving him 21 shots behind leader Adam Scott. This outcome surpassed his previous worst finish of 122nd at the 2018 US Open, placing him 140th out of 140 in the field. The poor display adds to a worrying trend in Rahm's recent non-LIV Golf events. His last four performances outside the LIV circuit include a missed cut, a 36th-place finish, a 46th-place finish, and a 23rd at the Irish Open.