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Jon Rahm is one of the most popular golfers on the PGA Tour right now. He just missed out on a win at The Northern Trust 2021 and has been playing exceptionally well over the last few months. Rahm has co-incidentally uplifted his game ever since becoming a father for the first time in his life. Rahm welcomed his son into the world this year, and recently reflected on how the journey has been so far. 

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Jon Rahm and his wife Kelly Cahill were overjoyed to see their baby boy enter the world on April 3, 2021. They named him Kepa Cahill Rahm, and the couple has been proud parents ever since. Of course, their lives changed the moment Kepa was born, and Rahm delved into some of it during a recent press conference. 

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“It [having a baby] changes what I do when I get home, which I can say, what I tell people, my Xbox time is decreased significantly. It’s gone down very quick,” Rahm expressed in a light note. 

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Jon Rahm is embracing the change despite the difficult transition

Jon Rahm is a professional golfer on the PGA tour and that means putting in a lot of work week in and week out. A strict routine needs to be followed, and that took a hit when Kepa was born. Rahm had to cut down on some of his leisure time and attend to his daddy duties instead. 

“It’s changed a bit of the morning routines and at night. When I wake up in the morning and I’m having my coffee when he wakes up, I spend some time with him, 30, 45 minutes where I just play with him. I’m dad, I’m having fun, and then I start my day; I go work out and start my golfing process,” Rahm said. 

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Then, whenever Jon Rahm finds some time off from his schedule, he instantly spends it with his son rather than doing something else. Gaming used to be his pastime before, but that has changed now. Rahm is spending all the extra time with his son and nobody else.  

“It’s been a change for the better. It’s made us a lot happier. It’s a great thing. But at the end of the day, golf has always been my first love, and that’s going to be very hard to replace,” Rahm stated. 

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Jon Rahm will now play at the BMW Championship 2021 and he’s the defending champion of the event. Do you think Kepa’s good luck will bring Rahm his first FedExCup Championship? 

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Arjun Athreya is a senior writer at EssentiallySports and has been contributing since early 2020. Having developed an avid interest in sports at an early age, he pursued a Journalism degree and graduated from Madras Christian College. Arjun manages the Golf division and its content, and primarily covers news pertaining to the NBA as well. In addition to it, he contributes to the NCAA (College Basketball), and Tennis divisions too. Outside of writing, Arjun has also conducted interviews with significant personalities in the sporting world. He connected with notable NBA Insider Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson, and Jerry Castello, the CEO of USA Natural Patches, and the founder of a basketball tournament called ‘The 5.’

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