Jon Rahm Explains How His Unborn Child Has Already Presented Him a Memorable Gift

The latest winner on the PGA Tour, Jon Rahm, and his wife, are currently expecting their second child. And recently, the Spanish professional had a few emotional words for his unborn baby boy.

The 27-year-old professional will soon become a father for the second time. His wife, Kelley Cahill, is expecting a baby boy that isn’t due until this summer. But the second child has already bought Rahm a gift.

Jon picked up his seventh PGA Tour win on Sunday. He won the inaugural edition of the Mexico Open at Vidanta Vallarta; This was his first event won since winning the 2021 US Open at Torrey Pines Golf Course.

After his win at the challenging golf course yesterday, Jon spoke a few beautiful words about his soon-to-be-born baby boy. He quoted a famous Spanish saying while expressing his joy at winning after a very long time.

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Rahm said, “They say in Spain that kids come with a present under their arm. and the second one has already given me a present.” Not to forget, the couple welcomed their first child, Kepa, before the Masters Tournament at Augusta National last year, and later that year, Rahm won his first major championship at the US Open.

The lovely couple broke the news to the public earlier this year. Rahm uploaded a lovely post on his wife’s birthday with a beautiful caption, saying, “Happy birthday to my beautiful wife. Grateful for an amazing year, looking forward to adding baby boy this summer! #Rahmbino #number2.”

Jon Rahm is a winner again

The former World No. 1 made it to the winner circle again on Sunday. He won the Mexico Open with an overall score of 17-under-par. As a result, he finished one shot clear from the rest of the field to secure another win. Jon carded a final round of two-under-par, 69 to cement his position on the top of the leaderboard.

His final round included two birdies and seven pars on the opening nine holes. Hence, Rahm moved out in two-under-par, 33. He made a bogey and a single birdie on the back nine to make the turn in level-par, 36.

Brandon Wu, Kurt Kitayama, and Tony Finau finished as the runner-up to Rahm. They ended the event with an overall score of 16-under-par. As a result, they had to settle for a tied second position finish.

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