U.S. Open 2017: Jon Rahm loses his temper, tosses clubs, then owns it

Standing in a greenside bunker at No. 14 at Erin Hills, having just pitched a nearly impossible shot over the putting surface on a hole where he desperately needed a birdie to have any chance at making the cut at the U.S. Open, Jon Rahm slammed his club into the ground, flung it over his shoulder before unleashing an F-bomb. After posting a bogey 6, Rahm stormed off the green toward the 15th hole where … he punched a sign, apparently flung his ball in the air and … carded a birdie. After striping a drive right down the middle, Rahm left his simple approach well short, at which point he flung his club like a throwing knife some 15 yards up the fairway.