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2018–19 Fantasy Outlook
There aren't many players on the PGA Tour that could finish inside the top-25 on the FedEx list and consider the season a disappointment, but that's exactly the case for Rahm. Rahm, by most accounts, is destined for greatness on the golf course and in this day and age where greatness emerges immediately, the fact that he's fallen behind some of his peers is a little concerning. The good news for Rahm however is that he's only 23. All of these "young guns" on the PGA Tour right now. Rahm is younger than just about all of them. He has plenty of time to figure everything out. For starters, he needs to work on his temper, which will continue to hamper his progress, especially at the majors, but it's not like he's in uncharted waters there, many before have had similar issues. Rahm will get it figured out and at his current price, it might be worth betting on him figuring it out this season. Read Past Outlooks
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Struggles to avoid big numbers at East Lake
September 23, 2018
Rahm finished in a tie for 11th place at the TOUR Championship after rounds of 68-68-68-72.
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Rahm was T9 in driving accuracy, T5 in greens in regulation, and third in putts per GIR. The problem was that he racked up three double-bogeys, which neutralized the fact that he tied for the lead in total birdies. After a victory early in the season at the CareerBuilder Challenge, it looked like a sure thing that Rahm would surge to No. 1 in the OWGR. The Spaniard was just too inconsistent throughout the summer months. Rahm will look to help Team Europe to a victory in the Ryder Cup next week.
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Rahm came in with very high expectations this season, but somehow, he managed to exceeded them. Rahm came on the scene late during the 2015-16 season and it was clear that he had a lot of talent. The funny thing about talent though is, unless you have the mental fortitude to back it up, it won't get you very far. Rahm still needs to work on a few things, namely his temper in big spots, but there's no reason to doubt him going forward. Even though his number for this season is very high, he's still worth a look in salary cap formats as he has enough game to significantly improve this season.
Rahm made quite a splash in his first foray onto the PGA Tour and will now have a full year to perform. We expect some good things, but also some speed bumps for the promising player. Don't get too hyped up; he'll be playing with the big boys on a regular basis now. Let's wait and see before we enshrine him in the golf hall of fame.
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T24 at BMW Championship
September 11, 2018
Rahm shot a final round one-under 69 on Monday at the BMW Championship to finish in a tie for 24th place.
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Still searching for game after T43 in Boston
September 4, 2018
Rahm fought back for a tie for 43rd at the Dell Technologies Championship on Monday.
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Misses cut at Northern Trust
August 28, 2018
Rahm missed the cut by six strokes at the Northern Trust after posting a two-day total of six-over-par.
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Scores another top-five finish
August 12, 2018
Rahm found himself inside the top-five once again after posting a 11-under-par total at the PGA Championship.
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Poor putting performance in Akron
August 6, 2018
Rahm was held without a birdie in his final round three-over 73 to finish in a tie for 17th place at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
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