Mel Smooth
Hacker
Yes, absolutely. But I'd also like to think that if I was fortunate enough to be in that position where I've achieved my dreams to be a pro golfer I'd have enough self-awareness to realise what a fortunate position I was in. Totally agree with enjoying the fruits of their labour but with the amount of moaning they do are they really enjoying it? Anyone that has reached the levels of Rahm could, or at least should, be able to jack it all in tomorrow and live comfortably for the rest of their lives. If your life is so tough then give it up, bugger off and enjoy the millions you've got in the bank. You'll be getting no sympathy from me.
I think in Rahms case, it was more concern over the time constraints of the changes to the PGA Tour - enforced, which push his schedule to allow him to compete in Europe as well. He's not giving up golf anytime soon, but he is a young man, with a young family and will spend a lot of time travelling and playing - limiting the time he spends with his wife and kids. Despite the money, it will still be hard leaving them behind - his winning interview in Madrid demonstrated how much his family eman to him.