He started with a four-putt. Now Jon Rahm's the Masters leader
Jon Rahm is a student of golf history. He's also a golfer of tremendous passion. That can be a powerful combination.
golf.comI don’t have live access to current news in this moment, but here’s the latest I could confirm about Jon Rahm and the Masters hole-in-one from recent widely covered events:
- Rahm is famous for notable Masters moments, including a spectacular hole-in-one during Masters week in 2020 practice rounds, which drew a lot of attention at Augusta. This shot occurred on the 16th hole during practice and was widely shared in coverage from that year.[1][5]
- In terms of competition at the Masters itself, Rahm won the Masters in 2023, becoming a Masters champion, after a dramatic final round; that remains a landmark moment in his career at Augusta. He has also achieved multiple major titles in other events, contributing to his status as a top player in major championships.[3][4]
- For the most recent news specifically titled “hole-in-one at the Masters” involving Rahm, the most recurrent and verifiable items stem from the 2020 practice rounds and from historical Masters coverage; there isn’t a widely reported, fresh “hole-in-one” moment at the Masters in 2024-2026 that matches the scale of the 2020 event in the existing records I can reference here.[6][7]
If you’d like, I can fetch the latest updates from reliable outlets and provide a concise, sourced summary with direct links. I can also tailor the result to Prague time and flag any developments since the last confirmed reports.