Rahm had reached nine under par midway through his round when play was suspended for the second time on Friday afternoon.
The former world number one was leading by three on 12 under when play was suspended amid strong winds at Augusta National.
The incident occurred near the 17th tee at Augusta National.
It was reported that no spectators were injured in the incident which took place during the second round.
The 23-year-old from Texas feels his ‘good golf is good enough’ to overhaul leader Brooks Koepka.
The pre-tournament joint favourite was three shots outside the projected cut when he signed his card.
Frustration led to an explosive moment from the former world number one.
The former world number one took full advantage of ideal conditions to post a flawless 67 for a halfway total of 12 under par.
The former world number one took full advantage of ideal conditions to post a flawless 67 for a halfway total of 12 under par.
Television footage from Koepka’s first round led to suggestions his caddie was sharing club information with his playing partner.
