Jon Rahm may have only one humiliating option left if LIV Golf goes under
Rahm, 31, joined LIV Golf in late 2023 on a reported $300 million contract after previously publicly shooting down rumors linking him to the move.
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Golf Jon Rahm may have only one humiliating option left if LIV Golf goes under By Justin Tasch Published April 30, 2026, 10:54 a.m. ET Jon Rahm has accused the DP World Tour of extortion. Now, they may be his only hope. Though LIV Golf is desperately seeking to save itself in the wake of Saudi Arabia pulling its billions in funding, the end seems to be near. And the PGA Tour may not be welcoming its former stars back with open arms. While Golf Digest reports that a path back to the PGA Tour will exist for LIV players, it won’t be through the Returning Member Program that allowed Brooks Koepka to return. Jon Rahm at LIV Golf Mexico City on April 19, 2026. Getty Images “The situation is different now,” a source told Golf Digest.
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