John Ram: A main hero returns twice to the event at home at Open De Espana after “the most difficult week” in the Ryder CUP profession | Golf news

John Ram returned to work in his home championship in Spain after he considered him “the most difficult weekly week” in his career during the Rider Cup in New York.

Rahm in Madrid to try to win a Spanish record open and overcome Seve Ballesteros as a golf player in the most successful tournament since the creation of the European round in 1972.

The 30 -year -old helped Europe win the Rider Cup in the United States two weeks ago, when the loud crowd tortured to European players from the beginning.

“This week in New York was the most difficult week in my career, but at the same time it was more fun,” said Ram DE Espana, which was presented by Madrid on Thursday. Sky Sports Golf.

“What happened there during those three days was something that is not hosted. Sometimes I couldn’t believe it.”

Ram collaborated with Terrell Hatton in Bethabaj Black and they were some of the most targeted Europeans by the New York crowd.

Ram said that he heard everything from American fans and that “things were out of control” during morning sessions due to alcohol consumption.

“You can compare it with football, but then, you have a noise of 50,000 people and don’t actually hear what everyone says,” Ram said.

“In my case, every step I took I was able to hear everything.”

Ram said that the result could not be better as Europe won to keep the cup he won two years ago in Rome.

“It will be difficult to exceed this week, perhaps in 2031 Ryder here in Spain, which will be more private for me than anyone else,” Ram said.

Ram will appear his seventh appearance in Madrid, with his victories in 2018, 2019 and 2022. He was second to his Spanish teammate Angel Hidalgo in a failed match last year.

Ballesteros won the last 50 titles in the European round of The Spanish Open in 1995. This will be the first time that the tournament has provided an automatic place in the masters next year and the opening of the winner.

“Very proud of that,” said Sergio Garcia, another favorite favorite at home.

“It is a kind of showing the quality of the field we have this week.”

Ram and Garcia, the 2002 winner in Spain, is among the Lev players in this field. This week, Patrick Reed, Jawakin Niman and Shin Lori, who photographed the cup for Europe in the Rider Cup.

This is also the 50 -year anniversary of a large Arnold Palmer golf winning the championship in 1975.

Watch the Open De Espana, provided by Madrid this week, coverage from Thursday at 1:00 p.m., live on Sky SPORTS GOLF. DP World, PGA Tour and LPGA Tour and more nodes.