
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — You don’t have to watch Jon Rahm for long to see a familiar cycle: Something goes wrong, he throws a fit, and then he calms down and acts like a normal, approachable dude.
He went through the cycle at Aronimink Golf Club on Friday, when he swung his club in frustration, accidentally took a divot that hit a volunteer, and then called it “inexcusable.” He went through it repeatedly Saturday, when he missed putts, looked personally offended, then gathered himself and played his way up the leaderboard.