LIV Golf Andalucia 2024: Round 2 Weather Report Explored

LIV golfers are ready for yet another showdown! Spain is the destination, and Real Club Valderrama is the venue, hosting its second successive event. Renowned for its stunning scenery, fans will certainly witness a great game of golf. The star-studded field of golfers are waiting for their R1 tee-off.

Local heroes Jon Rahm, and Sergio Garcia will look forward to a successful event, without any hassle for the spectators. But for that, they need the weather to be hassle-free. With fair and clear R1 predictions, how will the game proceed in round two? Will the Spanish spirits bless LIV Golf Andalucia with lovely weather? 

Will weather create a hindrance in play at LIV Golf Andalucia?

Fans attending Real Club Valderrama on Saturday, July 13, can expect mostly cloudy skies, according to AccuWeather. With 81% cloud cover, temperature will hover around 79°F; peaking at 81°F and dropping to 79°F. A moderate northeast wind at 5.6 mph will sweep through the course, with gusts reaching up to 17.4 mph. The UV index will be very high at 9, so fans should take protective measures. A good sign is that chance of precipitation is a mere 5%, with no thunderstorms expected.

As the golfers enter the afternoon phase, weather conditions will remain favorable. The moderate northeast wind will pick up slightly to 6.8 mph, maintaining gusts up to 17.4 mph. With a relative humidity of 48%, low chance of precipitation, and good visibility, players can stay focused on their game without weather-related interruptions.

This along with the chance to see many of the world’s best players up close, is what a golf enthusiast would want from a game of golf. As the game approaches the corner, not only fans but players are excited to play.

Sergio Garcia and Jon Rahm’s homecoming was filled with excitement 

Sergio García and Jon Rahm are undoubtedly buzzing with excitement as they prepare to tee off at the iconic Real Club Valderrama. Garcia, the 2017 Masters champion, is no stranger to Valderrama. Having triumphed here three times on the European Tour, he considers this course one of his favorites. As the 11x PGA Tour champion puts it, “Coming back to Spain is always special, but to come back to Valderrama, my favorite golf course where I have done so well, it’s really, really something else.” 

However, Jon Rahm, on the other side, has a bleak memory of their course dating back to the 1997 Ryder Cup. Who would have known the young lad would be a future golfer? He recalled, “Friends of my dad came over to watch it. They didn’t know what it was, and they realized what a big deal it was and started playing golf because of that. I’m here because of that Ryder Cup.” 

He further added to his excitement, “Well, it feels great. It feels great. One of the very exciting, one of the many things about joining live was coming here and playing in front of a Spanish crowd, especially on a level of event and level of competition that I had not really yet enjoyed, right.”

Both Spaniards expect strong support from the fans throughout the weekend, starting on Friday. Additionally, they are on the first tee of the day, which adds to the excitement.

Overall, round two will be good for a game of golf, but fans must take some precautions, in case the weather causes problems.