Jon Rahm returns to competition this week at the Scottish Open for the first time since his life-changing victory at Torrey Pines.
The new world No. 1 has kept a low profile since his major breakthrough – other than a viral video that showed Rahm chug out of the U.S. Open trophy, smash a glow-in-the-dark ball into the night and then raise his arms in triumph.
Rahm told reporters Wednesday that the video was shot at Silverleaf, his home base while in Arizona.
“When you put a group of friends that have been together for a very long time, a club with very little rules to follow, and an owner of the club that is celebrating harder than anybody else, that’s what happens,” he said.