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We take a look at the different golf balls put into play by the world’s best male players.
What Golf Balls Do Pros Use?
There is an argument to be made that the most important part of a Tour professionals setup is the golf ball.
Not only do the best golf balls have to perform when it comes to ensuring distance, as well as the very highest levels of all-round performance in the key areas of spin and control, but they must also deliver on what a Tour player wants to feel from the golf ball.
Therefore most professionals put in extensive work when it comes to testing golf balls so they make sure that they have the model that delivers for them specifically.
Brands know this, and as such many of them make varying models to cater to different types of player.
So the question remains, what golf balls do the top male players use? We have taken a look at the top-20 below.
Also if you are in the market for golf balls, check out our guides on the best distance golf balls, best mid price golf balls, and best soft feel golf balls.
What Golf Balls Do Pros Use?
Callaway Chrome Soft X
Used by – Jon Rahm
World number one Jon Rahm uses the Callaway Chrome Soft X golf ball having signed with the brand in 2021.
The X model’s design differs from the Chrome Soft in several ways. Rather than having a dual core, it features two mantle layers between the core and cover.
The softer inner mantle layer combines with a firmer outer mantle to increase ball speed off the face for those with faster swing speeds, and therefore total distance.
Although it still promises high levels of greenside spin and control, it doesn’t feel quite as soft as the Chrome Soft, and we found the X version to be more workable than the normal version.
Given Rahm’s ability to move the golf ball both ways, this explains his affinity for the X model, and he has them stamped with number 10.
TaylorMade 2021 TP5x
Used by – Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy
Both Johnson and McIlroy use the new TP5x golf ball which had several design upgrades from the previous model.
Chief among which is the new Tour Flight Dimple Pattern for reduced drag and better aerodynamics, whilst the five-piece design also uses the High-Flex Material (HFM) as part of a ‘Speed-Layer System’ designed to deliver added ball speed.
It is not surprising then that both DJ and Rory are two of the longest hitter on Tour then.
The X is noticeably firmer than the TP5 model below which makes it faster and longer in the hands of these two. But another 2021 design feature is the new cover which helps create spin which is vital for all the different wedge shots Tour players have to be good at.
TaylorMade 2021 TP5
Used by – Collin Morikawa
Interestingly two-time Major winner Morikawa opts for the TP5 model.
It also has the dimple pattern and flex material we mentioned above but in our testing it was clearly softer with most clubs in the bag when compared to the TP5x.
As such we felt complete control and precision when around the greens and the ball allowed us to be more aggressive with landing spots.
We also noticed how easy it was to flight the golf ball which may explain why Morikawa uses it instead of the X version. His iron play is the strongest part of his game so it makes sense that he wants to be able to control the flight and work the golf ball more which we found to be easier with the TP5.
TaylorMade TP5 Ball Review
Callaway Chrome Soft X LS
Used by – Xander Schauffele (prototype version)
Callaway extended its Chrome Soft range for 2021 with the addition of an LS version of the X model that delivers lower spin, and American Olympic Gold medalist Xander Schauffele was quick to put it into play.
The technology here is based around distance thanks to the Dual Mantle System which helps generate fast ball speeds.
However the same soft, thin urethane cover that helps promote low spin off the driver is also able to generate higher spin when you’re swinging it slower closer to the green.
Given its lower spin characteristics, it is also harder to work than the Chrome Soft or Chrome Soft X balls.
Titleist 2021 Pro V1x
Used by – Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka, Patrick Cantlay, Abraham Ancer, Jordan Spieth, Tyrrell Hatton
Featuring several players in the top-20 in the world, the Pro V1x got an update in 2021.
It features a reformulated 2.0 ZG Process Core and a softer cover, both of which are designed to combine and provide more distance without any sacrifice in feel or control.
The Pro V1x dimple count has increased from 328 to 348 for a more consistent flight that will also be higher than in the previous Pro V1x model.
Given some of the players above that put it into play, clearly the performance is excellent and it was particularly evident when we tested it on a windy day back in February.
The strength of the ball flight that we noticed during the launch monitor testing translated into superb performance. It was clear how much distance we were able to retain when hitting into and in cross winds.
Titleist Pro V1x Ball Review
Bridgestone Tour B X Ball
Used by – Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson is not one to take any aspect of his golf gear lightly, so his use of the Bridgestone Tour B X is illuminating.
This ball is targeted at golfers who swing it very fast largely thanks to the Reactiv cover which reacts differently depending on the force of the impact.
It provides shock-absorbing properties for improved wedge spin and control, while being highly resilient on high-impact drives for more power and distance.
Titleist 2021 Pro V1
Used by – Louis Oosthuizen, Harris English, Viktor Hovland, Daniel Berger, Patrick Reed, Webb Simpson, Scottie Scheffler
The Pro V1 requires little explanation really and it comes as no surprise that so many top players put it into play.
Like the Pro V1x above it has the new core and higher dimple count for distance and flight consistency.
The new cover is all about greenside spin and short-game control, whilst the Pro V1 is noticeably softer compared to the Pro V1x so the feel here is as good as it gets.
From tee-to-green, it offers superb, but distinct, all round performance. We were seriously impressed with the strength and consistency of the flight, particularly in the wind.
Titleist Pro V1 Ball Review
Srixon 2021 Z-Star XV
Used by – Hideki Matsuyama
Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama is a Srixon staff player and as a result puts the XV into play.
The 7th generation design has a new four-piece construction and resilient inner core for ball speed and feel. It also has a new Speed Dimple pattern with deeper dimples to help in the wind and create a lower ball-flight. Our testing seemed to agree with this.
Around the greens we felt performance was good too as the coating of the ball really dug into our wedge grooves to create more spin, especially on well struck pitch shots.
Srixon Z-Star XV Ball Review
If you enjoyed this post, why not take a look at our guide on what golf shoes do pros wear as well?
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What Golf Balls Do Pros Use?
There is an argument to be made that the most important part of a Tour professionals setup is the golf ball.
Not only do the best golf balls have to perform when it comes to ensuring distance, as well as the very highest levels of all-round performance in the key areas of spin and control, but they must also deliver on what a Tour player wants to feel from the golf ball.
Therefore most professionals put in extensive work when it comes to testing golf balls so they make sure that they have the model that delivers for them specifically.
Brands know this, and as such many of them make varying models to cater to different types of player.
So the question remains, what golf balls do the top male players use? We have taken a look at the top-20 below.
Also if you are in the market for golf balls, check out our guides on the best distance golf balls, best mid price golf balls, and best soft feel golf balls.
What Golf Balls Do Pros Use?
Callaway Chrome Soft X
Used by – Jon Rahm
World number one Jon Rahm uses the Callaway Chrome Soft X golf ball having signed with the brand in 2021.
The X model’s design differs from the Chrome Soft in several ways. Rather than having a dual core, it features two mantle layers between the core and cover.
The softer inner mantle layer combines with a firmer outer mantle to increase ball speed off the face for those with faster swing speeds, and therefore total distance.
Although it still promises high levels of greenside spin and control, it doesn’t feel quite as soft as the Chrome Soft, and we found the X version to be more workable than the normal version.
Given Rahm’s ability to move the golf ball both ways, this explains his affinity for the X model, and he has them stamped with number 10.
TaylorMade 2021 TP5x
Used by – Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy
Both Johnson and McIlroy use the new TP5x golf ball which had several design upgrades from the previous model.
Chief among which is the new Tour Flight Dimple Pattern for reduced drag and better aerodynamics, whilst the five-piece design also uses the High-Flex Material (HFM) as part of a ‘Speed-Layer System’ designed to deliver added ball speed.
It is not surprising then that both DJ and Rory are two of the longest hitter on Tour then.
The X is noticeably firmer than the TP5 model below which makes it faster and longer in the hands of these two. But another 2021 design feature is the new cover which helps create spin which is vital for all the different wedge shots Tour players have to be good at.
TaylorMade 2021 TP5
Used by – Collin Morikawa
Interestingly two-time Major winner Morikawa opts for the TP5 model.
It also has the dimple pattern and flex material we mentioned above but in our testing it was clearly softer with most clubs in the bag when compared to the TP5x.
As such we felt complete control and precision when around the greens and the ball allowed us to be more aggressive with landing spots.
We also noticed how easy it was to flight the golf ball which may explain why Morikawa uses it instead of the X version. His iron play is the strongest part of his game so it makes sense that he wants to be able to control the flight and work the golf ball more which we found to be easier with the TP5.
TaylorMade TP5 Ball Review
Callaway Chrome Soft X LS
Used by – Xander Schauffele (prototype version)
Callaway extended its Chrome Soft range for 2021 with the addition of an LS version of the X model that delivers lower spin, and American Olympic Gold medalist Xander Schauffele was quick to put it into play.
The technology here is based around distance thanks to the Dual Mantle System which helps generate fast ball speeds.
However the same soft, thin urethane cover that helps promote low spin off the driver is also able to generate higher spin when you’re swinging it slower closer to the green.
Given its lower spin characteristics, it is also harder to work than the Chrome Soft or Chrome Soft X balls.
Titleist 2021 Pro V1x
Used by – Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka, Patrick Cantlay, Abraham Ancer, Jordan Spieth, Tyrrell Hatton
Featuring several players in the top-20 in the world, the Pro V1x got an update in 2021.
It features a reformulated 2.0 ZG Process Core and a softer cover, both of which are designed to combine and provide more distance without any sacrifice in feel or control.
The Pro V1x dimple count has increased from 328 to 348 for a more consistent flight that will also be higher than in the previous Pro V1x model.
Given some of the players above that put it into play, clearly the performance is excellent and it was particularly evident when we tested it on a windy day back in February.
The strength of the ball flight that we noticed during the launch monitor testing translated into superb performance. It was clear how much distance we were able to retain when hitting into and in cross winds.
Titleist Pro V1x Ball Review
Bridgestone Tour B X Ball
Used by – Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson is not one to take any aspect of his golf gear lightly, so his use of the Bridgestone Tour B X is illuminating.
This ball is targeted at golfers who swing it very fast largely thanks to the Reactiv cover which reacts differently depending on the force of the impact.
It provides shock-absorbing properties for improved wedge spin and control, while being highly resilient on high-impact drives for more power and distance.
Titleist 2021 Pro V1
Used by – Louis Oosthuizen, Harris English, Viktor Hovland, Daniel Berger, Patrick Reed, Webb Simpson, Scottie Scheffler
The Pro V1 requires little explanation really and it comes as no surprise that so many top players put it into play.
Like the Pro V1x above it has the new core and higher dimple count for distance and flight consistency.
The new cover is all about greenside spin and short-game control, whilst the Pro V1 is noticeably softer compared to the Pro V1x so the feel here is as good as it gets.
From tee-to-green, it offers superb, but distinct, all round performance. We were seriously impressed with the strength and consistency of the flight, particularly in the wind.
Titleist Pro V1 Ball Review
Srixon 2021 Z-Star XV
Used by – Hideki Matsuyama
Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama is a Srixon staff player and as a result puts the XV into play.
The 7th generation design has a new four-piece construction and resilient inner core for ball speed and feel. It also has a new Speed Dimple pattern with deeper dimples to help in the wind and create a lower ball-flight. Our testing seemed to agree with this.
Around the greens we felt performance was good too as the coating of the ball really dug into our wedge grooves to create more spin, especially on well struck pitch shots.
Srixon Z-Star XV Ball Review
If you enjoyed this post, why not take a look at our guide on what golf shoes do pros wear as well?
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“For me, the Selection stage is over. He could use a change and start a new process, and from now on he will have my full support. There are some who already want to withdraw me. I have nothing in sight, the Games have just finished, and I have no proposal from any club. Today I am not the coach of the Argentine National Team, I finished my contract and I could not meet with the leaders of the CAB ”, he commented in dialogue with TyC Sports.
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The 57-year-old coach, with short experience at the helm of Spanish Zaragoza in 2020-21, added: “The National Team belongs to everyone. I can’t help but think that the coaches who are in Argentina are not participants in everything that Argentine basketball achieves worldwide. The National Team will always have me available”.
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True to form, Hernández took charge of Argentina’s weak performance at Tokyo 2020 by admitting that “the team was not up to scratch” and was even self-critical of the 12 chosen. According to him, Patricio garino Y Gabriel Deck They should have been left out because they were not 100% physically. “Pato Garino hadn’t played for a long time and I didn’t read it properly. I will continue to trust him my whole life, because he is a crack, but he came out of shape. I assumed I could play like I was in top condition and it wasn’t. And what about Gabriel Deck, who could not join the team in the beginning and did not fully recover from Covid … I know it leaves consequences. They didn’t talk about it, because Gabi doesn’t talk much and because we didn’t want to make excuses. But the reality is that Gabi couldn’t play. He made a tremendous effort, but he was not up to the task, ”he assured.
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“For me, the Selection stage is over. He could use a change and start a new process, and from now on he will have my full support. There are some who already want to withdraw me. I have nothing in sight, the Games have just finished, and I have no proposal from any club. Today I am not the coach of the Argentine National Team, I finished my contract and I could not meet with the leaders of the CAB ”, he commented in dialogue with TyC Sports.
Look also
The fall against Australia, in the Tokyo 2020 quarterfinals, was the last.
Look also
The 57-year-old coach, with short experience at the helm of Spanish Zaragoza in 2020-21, added: “The National Team belongs to everyone. I can’t help but think that the coaches who are in Argentina are not participants in everything that Argentine basketball achieves worldwide. The National Team will always have me available”.
Look also
DT regretted taking Tortuga to Japan.
Look also
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Look also
Néstor Che García is the great candidate for the National Team.
Look also
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Lionel messi Y Antonella Roccuzzo They moved to Paris a week ago, and they still have many questions to define about their change of life. The couple will soon have to choose their new home, and from the Paris Saint Germain are at your disposal to find the ideal house for the family. A renowned real estate agent revealed the four proposals that brought him: the mansions they have all the mod cons, but with pros and cons.
In a provisional way, the messi family spends his days in the five star hotel Le Royal Monceau, located fifteen minutes by car from the Parque de los Príncipes stadium. However, the couple is already beginning to glimpse what their Parisian home will be like: through PSG’s Family Care program, they were shown four alternatives, according to their needs.
Antonin Thomas, head of real estate Daniel-Féau, spoke with the portalThe Parisian and assured that his real estate company was contacted by the brand new team where Messi plays. The agent explained that requirements from Rosario’s crack are consistent with his change of life: “They want the same as in Barcelona, a contemporary house with a very clean style, without any work to do, with an exterior and pool”.
Barnes Real Estate
Lionel Messi could live in an elegant Parisian mansion with Antonela and her three children (Real Estate Barnes /)
He also revealed that they face some difficulties, such as a shortage of rental properties, as most are for sale. In turn, he did not explain that It is not easy to find a house with a pool in the Parisian market. In any case, the specialists selected some addresses that could be adapted to what was requested, and it would be their home for the next two years.
Barnes Real Estate
Antonela Roccuzzo and Lionel Messi requested that the house have a swimming pool, as it is one of the children’s favorite amenities (Barnes Real Estate /)
Definitely, the house must be spaciousas it will live the couple with their three children, Thiago, Mateo and Ciro, and their dog Hulk, a dogue de bordeaux. The first alternative is in Neuilly-sur-Seine, in the department of Hautes-de-Seine in the metropolitan area of Paris, where the best schools international It is also very close to the Eiffel Tower and the PSG stadium, so the forward could reach the training ground in a few minutes.
Barnes Real Estate
Messi and Antonela are two passionate about sports and exercise, therefore, a fitness room also adds to the wish list (Barnes Real Estate /)
The property has 813 square meters and a huge garden, ideal for pets and afternoons outdoors. “On the two upper levels there are six spacious suites, while on the ground floor there is a fitness room, Turkish bath, pool that overlooks theyard, service apartment with independent access, and two outdoor parking spaces “, detailed Thomas. The property is valued at $ 29.44 million, although the idea would be to rent it.
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Of course the security and privacy They were also considered: it has a security service, armored door, alarm, video surveillance and electric gate.
Sotheby’s
Another of the houses has a more modern and eclectic style, but its location is not a favorite (Sotheby’s /)
Also in Neuilly-sur-Seine, they included another proposal from the real estate Barnes, which offers more privacy than the previous one. “What they are looking for is discretion, calm and being out of sight“Said Laure de La Rivière, another real estate agent, in dialogue with the same French medium.
Barnes Real Estate
Messi could choose this second option, with a covered swimming pool, located in an exclusive area of Paris (Barnes Real Estate /)
In this case, they consider the 1370-square-meter mansion to be ideal, priced at $ 23.5 million. “It is ready to move in, perfectly renovated with high quality materials in a private house on three levels plus basement connected by elevator, guest house and apartment for private security ”, he described. As in the previous house, it has a series of amenities: indoor pool, sauna, cinema room, two sports spaces, cellar, and garage for eight cars.
Sotheby’s
A house in the center of Paris is another possibility that the Messi family will have to analyze (Sotheby’s /)
The same company offered them another, completely different possibility: to live in the center of Paris, in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, near the Villas La Roche and Jeanneret. This area was the favorite of players like Zlatan Ibrahimovic Y Thiago Silva.
Sotheby’s
Covered pool, a common denominator in each of the properties selected for Lionel Messi and his family (Sotheby’s /)
One of the mansions is for rent, and its sale value exceeds $ 30.5 million. Each room has views of the garden, and of course, an indoor pool with relaxation area and spa room.
Sotheby’s
The American-style kitchen, with island and shiny appliances is one of the comforts present in the mansions that Messi was offered (Sotheby’s /)
The broad chef style kitchen and the many terraces of the property are some of its attractions. In fact, on the rooftop of the last floor there is a magnificent panoramic view of Paris.
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Finally, the Sotheby’s agency proposed a different alternative, far from the center. To the northeast of the center of the French capital, there is a modern house overlooking the Seine River and an imposing green landscape as a natural patio.
The geographical location is more similar to that of the family in Barcelona. However, it represents a long journey each day to the future children’s school and PSG training center. The future home of the Messi clan is about to be defined, and meanwhile they continue to adapt to their new routines.
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Lionel messi Y Antonella Roccuzzo They moved to Paris a week ago, and they still have many questions to define about their change of life. The couple will soon have to choose their new home, and from the Paris Saint Germain are at your disposal to find the ideal house for the family. A renowned real estate agent revealed the four proposals that brought him: the mansions they have all the mod cons, but with pros and cons.
In a provisional way, the messi family spends his days in the five star hotel Le Royal Monceau, located fifteen minutes by car from the Parque de los Príncipes stadium. However, the couple is already beginning to glimpse what their Parisian home will be like: through PSG’s Family Care program, they were shown four alternatives, according to their needs.
Antonin Thomas, head of real estate Daniel-Féau, spoke with the portalThe Parisian and assured that his real estate company was contacted by the brand new team where Messi plays. The agent explained that requirements from Rosario’s crack are consistent with his change of life: “They want the same as in Barcelona, a contemporary house with a very clean style, without any work to do, with an exterior and pool”.
Barnes Real Estate
Lionel Messi could live in an elegant Parisian mansion with Antonela and her three children (Real Estate Barnes /)
He also revealed that they face some difficulties, such as a shortage of rental properties, as most are for sale. In turn, he did not explain that It is not easy to find a house with a pool in the Parisian market. In any case, the specialists selected some addresses that could be adapted to what was requested, and it would be their home for the next two years.
Barnes Real Estate
Antonela Roccuzzo and Lionel Messi requested that the house have a swimming pool, as it is one of the children’s favorite amenities (Barnes Real Estate /)
Definitely, the house must be spaciousas it will live the couple with their three children, Thiago, Mateo and Ciro, and their dog Hulk, a dogue de bordeaux. The first alternative is in Neuilly-sur-Seine, in the department of Hautes-de-Seine in the metropolitan area of Paris, where the best schools international It is also very close to the Eiffel Tower and the PSG stadium, so the forward could reach the training ground in a few minutes.
Barnes Real Estate
Messi and Antonela are two passionate about sports and exercise, therefore, a fitness room also adds to the wish list (Barnes Real Estate /)
The property has 813 square meters and a huge garden, ideal for pets and afternoons outdoors. “On the two upper levels there are six spacious suites, while on the ground floor there is a fitness room, Turkish bath, pool that overlooks theyard, service apartment with independent access, and two outdoor parking spaces “, detailed Thomas. The property is valued at $ 29.44 million, although the idea would be to rent it.
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Of course the security and privacy They were also considered: it has a security service, armored door, alarm, video surveillance and electric gate.
Sotheby’s
Another of the houses has a more modern and eclectic style, but its location is not a favorite (Sotheby’s /)
Also in Neuilly-sur-Seine, they included another proposal from the real estate Barnes, which offers more privacy than the previous one. “What they are looking for is discretion, calm and being out of sight“Said Laure de La Rivière, another real estate agent, in dialogue with the same French medium.
Barnes Real Estate
Messi could choose this second option, with a covered swimming pool, located in an exclusive area of Paris (Barnes Real Estate /)
In this case, they consider the 1370-square-meter mansion to be ideal, priced at $ 23.5 million. “It is ready to move in, perfectly renovated with high quality materials in a private house on three levels plus basement connected by elevator, guest house and apartment for private security ”, he described. As in the previous house, it has a series of amenities: indoor pool, sauna, cinema room, two sports spaces, cellar, and garage for eight cars.
Sotheby’s
A house in the center of Paris is another possibility that the Messi family will have to analyze (Sotheby’s /)
The same company offered them another, completely different possibility: to live in the center of Paris, in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, near the Villas La Roche and Jeanneret. This area was the favorite of players like Zlatan Ibrahimovic Y Thiago Silva.
Sotheby’s
Covered pool, a common denominator in each of the properties selected for Lionel Messi and his family (Sotheby’s /)
One of the mansions is for rent, and its sale value exceeds $ 30.5 million. Each room has views of the garden, and of course, an indoor pool with relaxation area and spa room.
Sotheby’s
The American-style kitchen, with island and shiny appliances is one of the comforts present in the mansions that Messi was offered (Sotheby’s /)
The broad chef style kitchen and the many terraces of the property are some of its attractions. In fact, on the rooftop of the last floor there is a magnificent panoramic view of Paris.
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Finally, the Sotheby’s agency proposed a different alternative, far from the center. To the northeast of the center of the French capital, there is a modern house overlooking the Seine River and an imposing green landscape as a natural patio.
The geographical location is more similar to that of the family in Barcelona. However, it represents a long journey each day to the future children’s school and PSG training center. The future home of the Messi clan is about to be defined, and meanwhile they continue to adapt to their new routines.
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Just do a quick sample check to understand, if one has not already understood it, how it is the unvaccinated who fill the beds of Sicilian hospitals and orient the island towards the yellow zone. But the chromatic discourse also has a relative importance with respect to the suffering of people who live terrible moments for not having protected themselves. Fortunately, many manage to get out of the funnel of the disease, thanks to the expertise of our health personnel, perhaps with permanent signs. Others, unfortunately, do not. In front of pain there is nothing else to add, if not, in fact, to feel pain. And then there is the torment of the doctors who find themselves in the presence of a short circuit: they treat with self-denial patients who are very serious for Covid who would not be there, in a bed of suffering, if they had made other choices. There are, of course, sick people who cannot get vaccinated and an extremely residual portion who is hospitalized because immunity has not been achieved. However, one cannot escape reality: the host of intensive care is generally someone who, by his own free determination, has not been vaccinated.
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We come then to the brief reconnaissance. To the Intensive Respiratory Care Unit of the ‘Cervello’ hospital, directed by the doctor Giuseppe Arcoleo, there are twenty-three hospitalized: nineteen are unvaccinated, of the four vaccinated two had matured only one dose, the others are immunosuppressed. But the vaccinated, even if elderly and with previous pathologies, are recovering quickly and will soon be discharged. A little further on, in the same hospital, in the infectious diseases ward, twenty out of twenty-two hospitalized patients are unvaccinated. At the emergency room of the ‘Brain’ the situation is one of increasing accesses and they are almost all, about ninety percent, not covered by the double administration.
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“Those who have been around Sicily in recent weeks – said the regional councilor for health, Ruggero Razza yesterday – do not think they are surprised by the growth of infections. And if many, too many, have not joined the vaccination campaign, the results are poured into the occupancy of the beds by unvaccinated subjects. It is necessary to appeal to them, because one must never fear a restriction, nor turn it away. Decisions are the mirror of the objective condition that one lives in a territory and pretending nothing would be useless. Instead, it is necessary to convince those who are not yet convinced, because getting vaccinated and respecting the rules of behavior is the wisest choice that can be made “. But hospitals are full of too many sufferers who change their minds when it’s late. Or they don’t change it at all.
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We come then to the brief reconnaissance. To the Intensive Respiratory Care Unit of the ‘Cervello’ hospital, directed by the doctor Giuseppe Arcoleo, there are twenty-three hospitalized: nineteen are unvaccinated, of the four vaccinated two had matured only one dose, the others are immunosuppressed. But the vaccinated, even if elderly and with previous pathologies, are recovering quickly and will soon be discharged. A little further on, in the same hospital, in the infectious diseases ward, twenty out of twenty-two hospitalized patients are unvaccinated. At the emergency room of the ‘Brain’ the situation is one of increasing accesses and they are almost all, about ninety percent, not covered by the double administration.
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“Those who have been around Sicily in recent weeks – said the regional councilor for health, Ruggero Razza yesterday – do not think they are surprised by the growth of infections. And if many, too many, have not joined the vaccination campaign, the results are poured into the occupancy of the beds by unvaccinated subjects. It is necessary to appeal to them, because one must never fear a restriction, nor turn it away. Decisions are the mirror of the objective condition that one lives in a territory and pretending nothing would be useless. Instead, it is necessary to convince those who are not yet convinced, because getting vaccinated and respecting the rules of behavior is the wisest choice that can be made “. But hospitals are full of too many sufferers who change their minds when it’s late. Or they don’t change it at all.
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“It’s a dream come true. I have a long way to go after the accident, but I’m happy to be here,” said Jakobsen, who suffered multiple facial injuries last August and underwent several surgeries. “A lot of time and effort has been put into it by a lot of people and it’s also their victory. I mean doctors and surgeons in Poland, my second family, team, and everyone around. And it’s also my family’s victory because they are the reason I’m here. , “added the elite spurt, who won the first two stages of the Vuelta in 2019. A month ago, he rejoiced at winning the smaller race Around Wallonia.
Before the expected spurt, a trio of refugees Carlos Canal, Ángel Madrazo and Joan Bou tried to succeed, spending 150 kilometers in the escape, but 13 km before the finish line the peloton overtook them.
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Of the three Czech cyclists, Štybar placed highest in the 62nd position today, Jan Hirt was in the same time as the winner of the 103rd, Jakobsen’s and Štybar’s teammate Josef Černý finished just before Taaramä in the 164th position.
An even flatter profile than today will be offered by Wednesday’s stage from Tarancón to Albacete, which after 184.4 km should again end in a mass spurt.
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“It’s a dream come true. I have a long way to go after the accident, but I’m happy to be here,” said Jakobsen, who suffered multiple facial injuries last August and underwent several surgeries. “A lot of time and effort has been put into it by a lot of people and it’s also their victory. I mean doctors and surgeons in Poland, my second family, team, and everyone around. And it’s also my family’s victory because they are the reason I’m here. , “added the elite spurt, who won the first two stages of the Vuelta in 2019. A month ago, he rejoiced at winning the smaller race Around Wallonia.
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The reigning Danish top scorer, Mikael Uhre, provided a cold shower (4th), after which only Salzburg played – in the end, the goal scoring ratio was 18: 2. In the first half, however, the hosts got stuck on the defense bar of the guests.
After the break, the home side downright constricted the opponent and achieved the overdue equalizer through Karim Adeyemi (56th). “Joker” Brenden Aaronson, who brought a breath of fresh air into the Salzburg game in the second half, scored the 2-1 (90th) shortly before the end. The second leg will take place next Wednesday (9 p.m.) in Denmark.
Salzburg striker Adeyemi made the long overdue equalizer shortly after the break
Surprise in the starting line-up
In his very first European Cup game, coach Matthias Jaissle only changed the starting line-up in one position compared to the 1-0 win at Admira last Saturday. Somewhat surprisingly, the Argentine newcomer Nicolas Capaldo was preferred to Brenden Aaronson in midfield. Young coach Jaissle, who was Kotrainer in Copenhagen from 2017 to 2019, had to do without his veteran Zlatko Junuzovic and the top class striker Mergim Berisha (four goals 2020/21, note) due to injury.
However, Brondby recorded completely different personnel concerns before the game in Wals-Siezenheim: After positive coronavirus tests, coach Niels Frederiksen was not available to six players, including ex-Salzburg Josip Radosevic. Salzburg’s opponents had to fight a CoV cluster in the previous year when they were promoted to Maccabi Tel Aviv. This is one of the reasons why Brondby relied on a defensive 5-3-2 system.
Cold shower for Salzburg
“It’s a special game so that the boys reward each other for the effort they put in last year,” said Jaissle before the game. After another upheaval, Salzburg not only relied on a young coach, but also a young team. The home side’s starting eleven came to an average age of just 22.2 years.
The Salzburg back team, however, acted youthfully naive after four minutes. Because the first attack by the guests led to a goal. Kevin Mensah left the Dane in Salzburg’s ranks, Rasmus Kristensen, standing on his left and served the clock in the middle. With his back to the goal and Maximilian Wöber on his neck, the striker turned cleverly and defeated the new number one Philipp Köhn at the bottom right. Uhre is the reigning Danish top scorer, now Salzburg finally knew why.
Mikael Uhre turned around Wöber and pushed in at the bottom right to give Brondby an early lead
The leadership played the Danes in the cards, of course, as they could still stand defensively compact and wait for the counterattack. Salzburg conceded the goal after a few minutes, but chances remained scarce for the time being. After a nice pass from Wöber, Capaldo took over the ball in the penalty area, but shot over it (12th).
Salzburg gets stuck
A clear picture developed in the first half: Bröndby did nothing for the game and left the ball to Salzburg. At the break, the “Bulls” had no less than 75 percent possession. However, the hosts found it difficult to create opportunities. On the one hand, this was due to the yellow-blue wall, and on the other, to Salzburg.
A bad pass here, too long on the ball. Hope Adeyemi got bogged down in duels and struggled with questionable decisions from Referee Szymon Marciniak from Poland. His partner Benjamin Sesko was once able to fix the game device in the sixteenth with a wonderful assumption, but his conclusion was too harmless (29th). A Sucic shot (40th) and a Wöber header (41st) weren’t placed enough either. Kristensen made it better shortly afterwards and used a long ball into the near corner – but was offside.
Adeyemi struggled with the questionable decisions of the Polish referee Marciniak in the first half
Jaissle corrected his starting XI during the break and brought Aaronson on for Capaldo. The American gave off the first warning shot (47th). Salzburg stepped on the accelerator much more than before the break and consequently constricted the Danes. Goalie Hermansen was able to defuse Sesko and Kristensen’s shots (54th / 55th).
Adeyemi achieves well-deserved compensation
A minute later, the constant pressure paid off, and the well-deserved compensation fell: Sucic spitted a Kristensen pass to the bustling Aaronson. Hermansen was able to fend off its conclusion, Adeyemi carefully completed the rebound into the Kreuzeck (56th). The relief was visibly great, which could also be read from the cheers from Jaissle, who “ventilated” his jacket after the 1: 1.
It continued in this key: Sesko shot past (59th), Hermansen steered a Sucic lifter over it (60th), Kristensen also failed at the goalkeeper (63rd) and Adeyemi also hit the outside netting (64th). However, Ulmer missed the best opportunity to take the lead, who made an even nicer hook after a nice Sucic cross, but failed miserably with his right foot (72nd).
“Joker” Aaronson stabs at the last minute
It would have been a bad joke if Anis Ben Slimane’s shot had given the completely passive Brondby the lead. The midfielder hit the crossbar from a distance (75th). “Joker” Junior Adamu maneuvered the leather over the goal (83.) and when no one expected it anymore, Aaronson scored after a pass from Oumar Solet to win Salzburg (90.). This opened the door to the third participation in the Champions League in a row.
Voices for the game:
Matthias Jaissle (Salzburg coach): “Immediately after the game, it’s a bit of relief. It was a game we had imagined differently. Big compliments to the team, especially the second half was very good. It’s always like that when you set yourself a lot, and after four minutes behind, it’s not that easy to put up with such a deficit. The team worked their way into the game in the first half. The second half in particular was really, really good. “
At halftime “sermon”: “I tried to encourage the boys. I said, try not to go wild now, not to create scoring chances like hell, and to make them aware that there are still three quarters to play. ”Regarding the second leg:“ We will analyze the game in peace. We will not deviate greatly from our ways. I tend to think that Brondby has to act a little more aggressively. There will be more rooms than today. “
Brenden Aaronson (Goalscorer to make it 2-1): “I’m super happy. I helped the team, that’s the most important thing. ”Regarding his failure to line up right from the start:“ I always think positively and have never taken it negatively. I can’t tell, in the second half the difference was just me. Brondby played very defensively, that was frustrating. “
Niels Frederiksen (Brondby coach): “We gave everything. We followed our match plan to the last moment. We ran without end and had the duels well. Our goal was to make everything as open as possible for the second leg. Obviously the late goal was annoying. But Salzburg have to really accelerate in the second leg when we have our fans behind us. A hot dance is waiting for Salzburg. “
UEFA Champions League, play-off, first leg
Tuesday:
Salzburg – Brondby 2: 1 (0: 1)
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After the break, the home side downright constricted the opponent and achieved the overdue equalizer through Karim Adeyemi (56th). “Joker” Brenden Aaronson, who brought a breath of fresh air into the Salzburg game in the second half, scored the 2-1 (90th) shortly before the end. The second leg will take place next Wednesday (9 p.m.) in Denmark.
Salzburg striker Adeyemi made the long overdue equalizer shortly after the break
Surprise in the starting line-up
In his very first European Cup game, coach Matthias Jaissle only changed the starting line-up in one position compared to the 1-0 win at Admira last Saturday. Somewhat surprisingly, the Argentine newcomer Nicolas Capaldo was preferred to Brenden Aaronson in midfield. Young coach Jaissle, who was Kotrainer in Copenhagen from 2017 to 2019, had to do without his veteran Zlatko Junuzovic and the top class striker Mergim Berisha (four goals 2020/21, note) due to injury.
However, Brondby recorded completely different personnel concerns before the game in Wals-Siezenheim: After positive coronavirus tests, coach Niels Frederiksen was not available to six players, including ex-Salzburg Josip Radosevic. Salzburg’s opponents had to fight a CoV cluster in the previous year when they were promoted to Maccabi Tel Aviv. This is one of the reasons why Brondby relied on a defensive 5-3-2 system.
Cold shower for Salzburg
“It’s a special game so that the boys reward each other for the effort they put in last year,” said Jaissle before the game. After another upheaval, Salzburg not only relied on a young coach, but also a young team. The home side’s starting eleven came to an average age of just 22.2 years.
The Salzburg back team, however, acted youthfully naive after four minutes. Because the first attack by the guests led to a goal. Kevin Mensah left the Dane in Salzburg’s ranks, Rasmus Kristensen, standing on his left and served the clock in the middle. With his back to the goal and Maximilian Wöber on his neck, the striker turned cleverly and defeated the new number one Philipp Köhn at the bottom right. Uhre is the reigning Danish top scorer, now Salzburg finally knew why.
Mikael Uhre turned around Wöber and pushed in at the bottom right to give Brondby an early lead
The leadership played the Danes in the cards, of course, as they could still stand defensively compact and wait for the counterattack. Salzburg conceded the goal after a few minutes, but chances remained scarce for the time being. After a nice pass from Wöber, Capaldo took over the ball in the penalty area, but shot over it (12th).
Salzburg gets stuck
A clear picture developed in the first half: Bröndby did nothing for the game and left the ball to Salzburg. At the break, the “Bulls” had no less than 75 percent possession. However, the hosts found it difficult to create opportunities. On the one hand, this was due to the yellow-blue wall, and on the other, to Salzburg.
A bad pass here, too long on the ball. Hope Adeyemi got bogged down in duels and struggled with questionable decisions from Referee Szymon Marciniak from Poland. His partner Benjamin Sesko was once able to fix the game device in the sixteenth with a wonderful assumption, but his conclusion was too harmless (29th). A Sucic shot (40th) and a Wöber header (41st) weren’t placed enough either. Kristensen made it better shortly afterwards and used a long ball into the near corner – but was offside.
Adeyemi struggled with the questionable decisions of the Polish referee Marciniak in the first half
Jaissle corrected his starting XI during the break and brought Aaronson on for Capaldo. The American gave off the first warning shot (47th). Salzburg stepped on the accelerator much more than before the break and consequently constricted the Danes. Goalie Hermansen was able to defuse Sesko and Kristensen’s shots (54th / 55th).
Adeyemi achieves well-deserved compensation
A minute later, the constant pressure paid off, and the well-deserved compensation fell: Sucic spitted a Kristensen pass to the bustling Aaronson. Hermansen was able to fend off its conclusion, Adeyemi carefully completed the rebound into the Kreuzeck (56th). The relief was visibly great, which could also be read from the cheers from Jaissle, who “ventilated” his jacket after the 1: 1.
It continued in this key: Sesko shot past (59th), Hermansen steered a Sucic lifter over it (60th), Kristensen also failed at the goalkeeper (63rd) and Adeyemi also hit the outside netting (64th). However, Ulmer missed the best opportunity to take the lead, who made an even nicer hook after a nice Sucic cross, but failed miserably with his right foot (72nd).
“Joker” Aaronson stabs at the last minute
It would have been a bad joke if Anis Ben Slimane’s shot had given the completely passive Brondby the lead. The midfielder hit the crossbar from a distance (75th). “Joker” Junior Adamu maneuvered the leather over the goal (83.) and when no one expected it anymore, Aaronson scored after a pass from Oumar Solet to win Salzburg (90.). This opened the door to the third participation in the Champions League in a row.
Voices for the game:
Matthias Jaissle (Salzburg coach): “Immediately after the game, it’s a bit of relief. It was a game we had imagined differently. Big compliments to the team, especially the second half was very good. It’s always like that when you set yourself a lot, and after four minutes behind, it’s not that easy to put up with such a deficit. The team worked their way into the game in the first half. The second half in particular was really, really good. “
At halftime “sermon”: “I tried to encourage the boys. I said, try not to go wild now, not to create scoring chances like hell, and to make them aware that there are still three quarters to play. ”Regarding the second leg:“ We will analyze the game in peace. We will not deviate greatly from our ways. I tend to think that Brondby has to act a little more aggressively. There will be more rooms than today. “
Brenden Aaronson (Goalscorer to make it 2-1): “I’m super happy. I helped the team, that’s the most important thing. ”Regarding his failure to line up right from the start:“ I always think positively and have never taken it negatively. I can’t tell, in the second half the difference was just me. Brondby played very defensively, that was frustrating. “
Niels Frederiksen (Brondby coach): “We gave everything. We followed our match plan to the last moment. We ran without end and had the duels well. Our goal was to make everything as open as possible for the second leg. Obviously the late goal was annoying. But Salzburg have to really accelerate in the second leg when we have our fans behind us. A hot dance is waiting for Salzburg. “
UEFA Champions League, play-off, first leg
Tuesday:
Salzburg – Brondby 2: 1 (0: 1)
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On Tuesday evening, the breast check at “Celebrity Big Brother” went into the next round. Previously, some residents of the space station had carefully examined their porch, buried that of the other and discussed its strength. Only one person hadn’t noticed anything of the spectacle: Danni Büchner stayed out of the fiddling and wanted to catch up on THAT.
Review: Series star Danny Liedtke (31) wanted to know curiously from player’s wife Ina Aogo (32): “What did you let yourself be done?” The starting signal for the breast battle. Ina let professional angler Barbara “Babsi” Kijewski touch, influencer Payton (21) was allowed to lend a hand with Barbara. In the end, reality star Melanie Müller (33) also got involved.
Only Danni Büchner somehow missed the group fumbling. When looking at the tuned roommates, the TV emigrant asked herself: “Does silicone feel good?” The miller’s wife brought her up to date. Melanie clicked on the unsuspecting: “We were all allowed to touch.” The blonde was still enthusiastic about the experience. “That I touched four breasts was the best thing yesterday.”
Danni was amazed. “What? But not here … ”Barbara’s question was just right for her. “Do you have any breasts that you have made?” But Büchner proudly denied that. Without a long torch, the professional angler pressed on Danni’s bosom and went straight into raptures. “Oh, they are nice and soft,” said Barbara Danni’s best pieces.
The TV emigrant herself also likes her breasts. “That’s the only good thing after so many pregnancies: That they are still who they are.” Payton was able to fully confirm the reality star. Her words went down like oil to Danni: “Just be glad that you have breasts and don’t have to go to the doctor.”
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In the consulting room, Büchner poked fun at the silicone club in the space station. “You could have told me beforehand that all here are girls with their horns on. Then maybe I would have thought about it again. ”But the single mom doesn’t want to be jealous. “Oh guys, I am who I am.”
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To make an already fantastic and very uncertain Grand Prix even more exciting and unforgettable, it took a bit of commitment, not even so much, of that gentleman who often shuffles the cards on the table. He is an Ugly gentleman and his name is Tempo. Just stretch a little to make things very difficult for the riders while they are racing, especially if it is the MotoGP that involves changing bikes and not stopping with a restart or a race finished with a few laps less. So at the Spielberg with 4 laps to go, while Martin, Marquez, Bagnaia, Mir and Quartararo were preparing to slaughter, here it started to rain. So all the first riders driven by Marquez stop to change bikes except Binder who was following nearby. And it ended up being that crazy South African who had nothing or almost nothing to lose, but he made a sort of sports miracle by mixing courage, madness, talent, intuition and a little luck.
Jackpot
Brad Binder, the gambler. He said it later, that that last lap in the deluge with the slicks, the brakes that didn’t brake, the traction control that made it difficult to advance, but helped to keep him on his feet, the others recovering: “The last lap I didn’t run, I survived”. And he made this Austrian Grand Prix a race that goes down in history, unique, unrepeatable, fun, cruel and sweet at the same time. Well, now BB has to find a way to perform simpler miracles, to be less extreme, but more constant, to even take home a placement, but more often. This time, however, 10 and praise.
Why at that very moment?
This was said by all those who had fought in the dry to be able to play the victory at the last corner such as Bagnaia, Marquez, Martin, Mir, Quartararo all worthy of winning, all fantastic, all 110 and praise. Each one with a different bike with a predominance of Ducati by Bagnaia and Martin, fantastic, lucid, mature, ready, but also with the return to the top of Marquez-Honda and Mir-Suzuki, the confirmation of Quartararo-Yamaha who then chose the strategy of prudence and ended seventh. In short, even if they had not had to stop to change bikes we would have been satisfied with what they were doing, a fantastic race, which was climbing, climbing like a full orchestra towards a symphony finale and instead became a pianissimo that in the end was perhaps even better because it was unexpected. In particular ccongratulations to our Pecco because he is second in the world championship and is conquering the role of Ducati front-runner. Bad instead Zarco that fell and Miller who stopped a lap first of all choice that did not pay. Both need to improve their consistency, otherwise they dream of playing for a world championship and it is a shame because their driving level is top.
Why not one lap less?
All those who, like Binder, didn’t come back to change bikes, but pulled dry slick tires at the end have said or thought it. Yes, because on the penultimate lap the classification saw BB in the lead, Luca Marini 2nd, Valentino Rossi 3rd and gradually with one surprise after another. Vale in his usual spirit said that when he read P3 on the whiteboard he almost got scared also because it would have been his 200th podium in 500 / MotoGP, because in total he has 235 (21 in 250 and 15 in 125) -. He was happy anyway, It is true because eighth place is not bad, because the audience gave him a creepy ovation, because he enjoyed it, why his brother Luca Marini finished 5th, according to the madmen with slicks and his best placement in MotoGP, because he made the decision of life and returned to having fun. 9 Luke, 8 Vale.
Cloudy future – Yamaha
The present is shining with that Quartararo there who commands the ranking and proves to be mature and wise. The future of the official team is also good if they take Morbidelli in place of the already hailed Vinales, but difficulties in the Petronas team that seems on the verge of losing the sponsor and does not find riders at the level of Rossi and Morbidelli (this year very unlucky). In short, could there be a 2022 with only 2 Yamahas on the track? Or with 2 excellent drivers and 2 others not at the level? We’ll see, but the talent crisis is there and Aprilia did very well to support Vinales in Espargaro for next year. A top rider who must find a way to express himself with continuity and who perhaps found it in the Italian environment of the Noale Team. However it was an opportunity not to be missed.
Reopened
Assuming it was closed, the Moto2 world championship with the victory of Raul Fernandez 9 and the contemporary seventh place of Gardner. Now there are only 19 points between the two, which makes the internal duel between the two companions of today and tomorrow (they will go to Tech3 with KTM in MotoGP) very interesting. 10.
Rematch here too
Even in Moto3 the second, the one who almost always took his revenge and in fact Sergio Garcia won a sprint race (typical for the category) over the Turkish Deniz Oncu, on a very angry Foggia who was divided by his father who has always accompanied him and decided to leave the team and category in 2022, then an excellent Acosta who this time did not find a way to beat everyone in the final tussle and therefore a good Fenati.
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Josh Berhow
Jon Rahm begins the FedEx Cup Playoffs ranked 5th in the standings.
Getty Images
Jon Rahm is back on the PGA Tour this week, playing in his first event since a positive Covid-19 test kept him out of the Tokyo Olympics.
Missing out on the Games was a tough pill to swallow for Rahm, who would have given Spain a strong chance at a medal. Making matters worse, it was also the second time this summer a positive Covid-19 test sidelined him. But Rahm says this most recent instance was different.
“I can guarantee you I didn’t have Covid this time,” Rahm said on Tuesday at The Northern Trust. “Not at all.”
Rahm was dominating the Memorial in early June — leading by six after 54 holes — but was notified immediately after his third round that he had tested positive and had to withdraw. He came back two weeks later and won the U.S. Open.
After a T3 in his next start at the Open Championship, Rahm was set to fly to Tokyo for the Games. But he never got on the flight, as his results came up positive during the final testing period. While Rahm said little at the time — “This is a great reminder for all of us that we’re still in a pandemic, things are not over, and we still need to fight together to get through this the best we can,” part of his statement read — he expressed his frustration with the ordeal on Tuesday.
The unexpected gift Phil Mickelson gave Jon Rahm after winning the U.S. Open
By:
James Colgan
“This was a little harder to digest than Memorial because I’ve done everything the system tells me to do,” Rahm said. “I got all my negatives. First one on Thursday negative, Friday negative, Saturday I get my first positive. And then they tested me again that same day, and I apparently was positive again. Then I got tested the next two days. One was the saliva test, one was PCR, both negative. Got an antibody test done, so blood test, and I had the antibodies. So I can’t really explain what in the world happened. I don’t know if it’s false positives or just what I had leftover from when I had Covid, just dead cells that were in there that we all know can happen. There’s a reason why the PGA Your won’t test you for a while after you’ve had Covid.
“So it’s unfortunate, and I understand it’s a weird case because I tested negative so quickly and tested negative and tested negative all throughout the UK, and I get here and the test is positive,” he continued. “It really is unfortunate. It sucked because I wanted to represent Spain. I wanted to play that one. I wanted to hopefully give Spain a medal. I was wishing for a gold medal, but just being part of that medal count for the country would have been huge. It was more devastating in that sense. I was more in the mindset of playing for them more than me. Still makes me a little sad, I’m not going to lie. I’m going to have to wait three more years hopefully to qualify for the Olympics, but I was really ready for this one.”
Rahm, who previously said he received one dose of a vaccine in early June, said the first time he had Covid he barely had any symptoms, but admitted he contracted the virus. With this most recent positive test he said he wasn’t ill at all.
“It’s the unfortunate part of the times we’re living. I did everything I was supposed to do, and I still didn’t get the chance to go,” he said. “Hopefully I don’t have to deal with any of that ever again, hopefully, Covid-related, and I can just keep playing golf and doing what I love and contend for tournaments. But at the same time, like I’ve said, it’s a reminder of the times we live in. It is a serious disease. The consequences can be big, and I know — not firsthand, but I know people who have been close to me to suffer them. That’s why I don’t take it lightly, and that’s why every day I’m still thankful that, even then when I had it, everyone around me in my family was OK and didn’t get it. So that’s a positive side out of it.”
Rahm ranks fifth in the FedEx Cup standings entering the first of three playoff events. He was asked how he came off his first break due to Covid and won the U.S. Open, and if that might happen again this week following his latest stint away.
“There’s no trick to it. Nothing special I can tell you,” he said. “No secret ingredient that made me win that week. I spoke extensively over it just because, like I said, being positive, the power of thinking positively, and that’s what I always did. I told the people around me right after what happened at Memorial that something good was coming my way. I didn’t know what, and I didn’t know when, but something good was coming. I’m a good person, I know I am, and good things happen to good people. And I’m definitely a believer in karma to an extent, so that’s what I was thinking.”
Josh Berhow
Golf.com Editor
Josh Berhow is the managing editor at GOLF.com. The Minnesota native graduated with a journalism degree from Minnesota State University in Mankato. You can reach him at joshua_berhow@golf.com.
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By:
Josh Berhow
Jon Rahm begins the FedEx Cup Playoffs ranked 5th in the standings.
Getty Images
Jon Rahm is back on the PGA Tour this week, playing in his first event since a positive Covid-19 test kept him out of the Tokyo Olympics.
Missing out on the Games was a tough pill to swallow for Rahm, who would have given Spain a strong chance at a medal. Making matters worse, it was also the second time this summer a positive Covid-19 test sidelined him. But Rahm says this most recent instance was different.
“I can guarantee you I didn’t have Covid this time,” Rahm said on Tuesday at The Northern Trust. “Not at all.”
Rahm was dominating the Memorial in early June — leading by six after 54 holes — but was notified immediately after his third round that he had tested positive and had to withdraw. He came back two weeks later and won the U.S. Open.
After a T3 in his next start at the Open Championship, Rahm was set to fly to Tokyo for the Games. But he never got on the flight, as his results came up positive during the final testing period. While Rahm said little at the time — “This is a great reminder for all of us that we’re still in a pandemic, things are not over, and we still need to fight together to get through this the best we can,” part of his statement read — he expressed his frustration with the ordeal on Tuesday.
The unexpected gift Phil Mickelson gave Jon Rahm after winning the U.S. Open
By:
James Colgan
“This was a little harder to digest than Memorial because I’ve done everything the system tells me to do,” Rahm said. “I got all my negatives. First one on Thursday negative, Friday negative, Saturday I get my first positive. And then they tested me again that same day, and I apparently was positive again. Then I got tested the next two days. One was the saliva test, one was PCR, both negative. Got an antibody test done, so blood test, and I had the antibodies. So I can’t really explain what in the world happened. I don’t know if it’s false positives or just what I had leftover from when I had Covid, just dead cells that were in there that we all know can happen. There’s a reason why the PGA Your won’t test you for a while after you’ve had Covid.
“So it’s unfortunate, and I understand it’s a weird case because I tested negative so quickly and tested negative and tested negative all throughout the UK, and I get here and the test is positive,” he continued. “It really is unfortunate. It sucked because I wanted to represent Spain. I wanted to play that one. I wanted to hopefully give Spain a medal. I was wishing for a gold medal, but just being part of that medal count for the country would have been huge. It was more devastating in that sense. I was more in the mindset of playing for them more than me. Still makes me a little sad, I’m not going to lie. I’m going to have to wait three more years hopefully to qualify for the Olympics, but I was really ready for this one.”
Rahm, who previously said he received one dose of a vaccine in early June, said the first time he had Covid he barely had any symptoms, but admitted he contracted the virus. With this most recent positive test he said he wasn’t ill at all.
“It’s the unfortunate part of the times we’re living. I did everything I was supposed to do, and I still didn’t get the chance to go,” he said. “Hopefully I don’t have to deal with any of that ever again, hopefully, Covid-related, and I can just keep playing golf and doing what I love and contend for tournaments. But at the same time, like I’ve said, it’s a reminder of the times we live in. It is a serious disease. The consequences can be big, and I know — not firsthand, but I know people who have been close to me to suffer them. That’s why I don’t take it lightly, and that’s why every day I’m still thankful that, even then when I had it, everyone around me in my family was OK and didn’t get it. So that’s a positive side out of it.”
Rahm ranks fifth in the FedEx Cup standings entering the first of three playoff events. He was asked how he came off his first break due to Covid and won the U.S. Open, and if that might happen again this week following his latest stint away.
“There’s no trick to it. Nothing special I can tell you,” he said. “No secret ingredient that made me win that week. I spoke extensively over it just because, like I said, being positive, the power of thinking positively, and that’s what I always did. I told the people around me right after what happened at Memorial that something good was coming my way. I didn’t know what, and I didn’t know when, but something good was coming. I’m a good person, I know I am, and good things happen to good people. And I’m definitely a believer in karma to an extent, so that’s what I was thinking.”
Josh Berhow
Golf.com Editor
Josh Berhow is the managing editor at GOLF.com. The Minnesota native graduated with a journalism degree from Minnesota State University in Mankato. You can reach him at joshua_berhow@golf.com.
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