Jon Rahm endured a hugely frustrating final round at the 2024 Paris Olympics, finishing his tournament on 15 under.
Rahm was among seven LIV golfers at the Olympics, with the Spaniard finishing tied for fifth after his fourth round one under.
He represented Spain at the Olympics alongside David Puig, and was expected to challenge for a podium spot in Paris.
And that was certainly on the cards ahead of the final round, with Rahm having been the overnight leader at Le Golf National.
The two-time major champion missed out on a medal by two shots, but Rahm was positive despite his Olympics collapse.
Jon Rahm issues one-word verdict on his Olympic final round
The Spanaird has now taken to social media to summarise his performance, with a particular focus on his final round 70.
“It was a tough Sunday for sure but I remain grateful for a great week in Paris,” Rahm wrote on X. “The experience of representing my native Spain in the Olympics was special and something I will never forget. Ready for LA 2028!”
Is Jon Rahm almost back to his best despite Olympics collapse?
Rahm may take some time to get over his nightmare collapse, having plummeted down the leaderboard on Sunday.
He was set to clinch at least bronze, but a series of mistakes saw him drop from first to fifth in the blink of an eye.
Rahm is, however, in form once more after a disappointing run in the majors, having just won LIV Golf UK at JCB Golf & Country Club.
He is already looking forward to the 2028 Olympics, where Rahm is likely to once again be the main man for Spain.
His compatriot Puig meanwhile finished in 40th place in Paris after a disappointing four over 75 final round at Le Golf National.
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