A biography for Jon Rahmhasn’t been written yet.
“Every decision I make when it comes to golf is to become the best player I can become.”
“Memorizing rap songs in English... helped me out a lot to pronounce and actually understand what was going on and keeping up with people in conversation.”
“When I write, it's almost like it really sets in my brain. I don't ever go back and read it.”
“You're a fool if you think in life you're going to improve every single year.”
“I love the history of the sport. I love watching old tape, and you can always learn something from somebody.”
“Learn from your body. Your body is going to tell you what it can and can't do.”
“At some point I was always a curious kid, I played as many sports as I could. I just picked up the golf club and that's how I started.”
“I felt like for the better part of five years, all I heard is major, major, major just because I was playing good golf, as if it was easy to win a major championship. But the fact that you are expected to win one means nothing.”
“Golf is secondary. My wife, my son, my family is what's important.”
“I can say most of my best performances are because I've been so happy in my life outside golf.”
“When I won the U.S. Open, I felt more relieved than anything else.”
“I used to think that golf is my life, that it's who I am.”
“It would be pretty incredible to win both Opens in one year.”
“I believed from the biggest setbacks we can get some of the biggest breakthroughs.”
“If you believe you can do something, you'll be able to accomplish it.”
“When you're playing match play, one against one, it doesn't matter what they've done before, what they've done this year and what they haven't done, it really doesn't matter, anybody can win in match play.”
“I keep accomplishing things, and maybe I've put too much pressure on myself.”
“To whoever compares me to him, I'm never going to be Seve.”
“I don't want to start thinking about my swing mid-round because I can't hit 10 balls to fix it, right? So I just try to play and hit the shots and execute.”
“Some things you can improve, some things you can't.”