When Jon Rahm came through the 13th and 14th holes early Sunday evening at Augusta National, playing them superbly, the clock had just passed midnight in his Spanish hometown of Barrika, a village of 1,500 in Basque country.
That time zone reality was fitting because Rahm had just effectively put the 87th Masters Tournament to bed.
On the newly lengthened par-5 13th, Rahm po...
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