At times, the second day of the Open Open of Spain was like seeing golf in the United States or the United Kingdom, with an important nuance, the 'golf education sometimes shines for its absence.10% of the 130 volunteers who are working in this Open of Spain fight to contain the masses in the Jon Rahm party;a more intense fight than the number one in the world to end its four -stroke card under the pair.

"In each blow you heard three or four photo shots, calls, messages, I understand the desire that people want to see us, to take photos and videos, but I only ask that they put the phone in silence," said Jon Rahm after finishing inThe second position of the tournament with 67 blows and one of the leader the Dutchman Will Besseling.The tone was not of complaint, or of an excuse, rather of satisfaction;The background is that the golf occupies the most popular moment in its history in Spain, and the culprit has a name and surname.

"There are times for players to take advantage of these incidents to take away stress and guilt a little after a failure," said Barrika importance.

Deconcentration

Maintaining concentration in the field this Friday was a complicated task.Rahm drove a round of -1 after the first three holes.In the four torque an immense exit, he gave him all the options to generate an Eagle option, but when his iron was at the top of the backswing, an shutter at the wrong time dislodged the routine of the world number one, which failed to theright;He was about to lose his ball.

The 13 volunteers who watched over the tranquility of the party sought the culprit, who slipped into the crowd with his Réflex camera and a very impatient finger.The ball appeared among the forest with enough margin to produce magic.A Barrika's was about to leave with Birdie.

It was not a comfortable day for Jon, excessive failures from the tee and birdies that did not enter.Even so, a patient 67 signed with some keys: the pushed pair commitments such as in holes 3, 8 and 11, a spectacular Eagle in 14 and the final birdie in 18 with a bad way out.

Rahm will leave on Saturday in the star match a blow from the Dutch Bestseling who signed 65 blows.The Spanish Adri Arnaus is third with -11 (two of the head) thanks to the lowest return of the day, seven blows under the pair.Rafa Cabrera-Bello and Pablo Larrazabal complete, both with -9.

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