Rahm's attorney John Beck told a bankruptcy hearing on Wednesday that the two-time major champion made his decision after looking over details of LIV Golf's planned next phase.
NEW YORK: Jon Rahm is quitting LIV Golf due to “unacceptable” terms, the star’s lawyer said on Wednesday, dealing a significant blow to the divisive breakaway tour as it attempts to relaunch itself after declaring bankruptcy.
LIV Golf 2.0 may eventually come to life, but it will be without one of its biggest stars in Jon Rahm. The renegade golf tour is attempting to emerge from bankruptcy as a lighter and leaner world tour and try to find a way to survive without the billions of dollars of Saudi government funding…
Two-time DP World Tour winner Eddie Pepperell has explained why he believes LIV Golf was always going to struggle and what the league should have done differently. LIV Golf is currently preparing for a second iteration after the Saudi Arabian PIF withdrew its funding earlier this year.
Jon Rahm is leaving LIV Golf after his attorney called the league's restructured terms unacceptable for the star golfer.
Anthony Kim has backed Jon Rahm after it was announced this week that the Spaniard has decided to not continue with LIV Golf beyond this year. Few would have been particularly surprised when news emerged on Wednesday that Rahm’s lawyers had confirmed his intention to leave LIV.
Jon Rahm, who is owed north of $100 million, rejected LIV's proposed terms for his participation in its "2.0" vision.
About three years ago, golf superstar Jon Rahm announced his decision to leave the PGA Tour and join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit. Now, after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund pulled out of the golf venture, it sounds like Rahm is out, too. As LIV Golf tries to chart a path forward…
LIV is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy as a lawyer for Jon Rahm, one of its most high-profile players, indicated he would not participate in LIV 2.0.
LIV is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy as a lawyer for Jon Rahm, one of its most high-profile players, indicated he would not participate in LIV 2.0.
