Rahm apologizes after accidental divot strikes a volunteer at PGA Championship
Jon Rahm apologized for an 'inexcusable' moment at the PGA Championship after a frustrated swing sent a grass divot into a volunteer on the 7th hole. He said he wants to make amends, including offering a gift, and noted the incident comes as the PGA enforces a new Code of Conduct with potential warnings or penalties for egregious behavior. Rahm finished his opening round at Aronimink in 69, buoyed by a hole-out eagle on the 2nd and a relief from a sprinkler head, while describing the tough, sloped courses and demanding conditions of the venue.
