Rahm Issued Code of Conduct Warning After Club Toss at The Open

Jon Rahm was formally warned about his conduct at The Open after a moment of frustration saw him discard his club following a tee shot on the 15th hole at Royal Birkdale.

The incident occurred on the par-three 15th hole during the tournament at Royal Birkdale. Following his tee shot, a visible display of displeasure led to Rahm throwing his club.

This action resulted in tournament officials issuing Jon Rahm a formal code of conduct warning. Such warnings are typically reserved for breaches of professional etiquette and on-course behavior standards.

💬 SideLine Take

A moment of pure frustration from a top player, but demonstrating control is part of the job. Even champions need to remember the eyes watching.

Source: Sky Sports

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