Jon Rahm was battling more than the wind and the cold Thursday at the Desert Classic.He was still trying to shake off the ill effects of the flu.Rahm said he still felt pretty weak as he opened his title defense with a 6-under 66 at La Quinta Country Club, the easiest of the three courses in the rotation.
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Im not fully recuperated; my body isnt 100 percent, said Rahm, who has experienced a fever, headache, and chest and body pains.Rahm said he struggled with the distance control in his irons and noticed that his driver was going about 10 yards shorter than normal.A couple of the shorter irons I could feel my body not being able to swing as hard, he said. I dont have bad feelings in me. I just need to rest up a little and hopefully I get better every day.
Defending champ Rahm (66) still feeling effects of flu Source: The Golf Channel Jon Rahm was battling more than the wind and the cold Thursday at the Desert Classic. He was still trying to shake off the ill effects of the flu.
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Jon Rahm was battling more than the wind and the cold Thursday at the Desert Classic. He was still trying to shake off the ill effects of the flu. Rahm said he still felt "pretty weak" as he opened his title defense with a 6-under 66 at La Quinta Country Club, the easiest of the three courses in the rotation.
Defending Desert Classic Champion Jon Rahm Still Feeling
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Jon Rahm was battling more than the wind and the cold Thursday at the Desert Classic. He was still trying to shake off the ill effects of the flu. Rahm said he still felt "pretty weak" as he opened his title defense with a 6-under 66 at La Quinta Country Club, the easiest of the three courses in the rotation.
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Jon Rahm was battling more than the wind and the cold Thursday at the Desert Classic. He was still trying to shake off the ill effects of the flu. Rahm said he still felt "pretty weak" as he
Defending champ Rahm (66) still feeling effects of flu
Defending Desert Classic Champion Jon Rahm Still Feeling
Third place went to Gas Gas-mounted Fred Hoess who hails from New Jersey and is no stranger to wet and cold conditions. Fourth went to Virginia's Stephen Edmondson, aboard a KTM, while local favorite KTM rider Billy Russell, who was still feeling the effects of the flu, rounded out the top five overall.
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LA QUINTA, Calif. - Jon Rahm, the Desert Classic's defending champion, overcame the flu and some uncharacteristic weather conditions to shoot 66 at La Quinta Countrty Club on Thursday.
Defending champ Rahm (66) still feeling effects of flu
Defending champion Jon Rahm shot a 66 at La Quinta. He's fighting a lingering flu bug. "Still pretty weak, which is possibly why I wasn't hitting it quite as far," Rahm said.
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