Aaron Rai gana el Campeonato de la PGA con nueve bajo par

Aaron Rai se alzó con el título del Campeonato de la PGA con una puntuación de nueve bajo par. La victoria le valió un premio en efectivo de 3.7 millones de dólares.

Aaron Rai aseguró la victoria en la 108.ª edición del Campeonato de la PGA la semana pasada. Demostró un enfoque modesto, sin presencia en redes sociales y utilizando equipos antiguos mientras reside en los suburbios de Jacksonville, Florida.

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