Tranlate this title Jon Rahm’s collapse at the Wentworth PGA in spanish

England’s Aaron Rai and Sweden’s Joakim Lagergren share the early lead—both carding 66 (6-under-par)—at the BMW PGA Championship, a DP World Tour Rolex Series event. Meanwhile, Spain’s Jon Rahm opened with a 78 (+6), placing him among the players at the bottom of the leaderboard.

Sitting two strokes back is a group of players that includes Norway’s Viktor Hovland, American Patrick Reed, and New Zealander Ryan Fox.

Jon Rahm, results

The top-performing Spaniard at Wentworth is Nacho Elvira, who sits in sixth place at 4-under par. He is followed by his brother Manuel and Alejandro del Rey, both at 3-under.

Rahm, Ángel Hidalgo, and Iván Cantero are the lowest-scoring Spaniards at Wentworth, having opened with rounds of 78 (6-over-par) and finding themselves among the players at the bottom of the standings. In one of his worst rounds, Rahm carded a double bogey and five bogeys against just a single birdie on the 12th hole. Earlier this year, the Spaniard had already posted +6 rounds at both the Masters and the US Open.

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