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Jon Rahm Says He Won't Be Part of the Next Version of LIV Golf

Rahm’s lawyer said he reviewed LIV 2.0 and found the terms unacceptable as the league seeks a $300 million financing deal and player equity.

  • On Wednesday, Jon Rahm's attorney, John Beck, announced in U.S. Bankruptcy Court that the golfer will not participate in the proposed "LIV 2.0" league, deeming the terms "unacceptable."
  • LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on September 8, 2026, after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund withdrew funding; the league now seeks to relaunch with up to $300 million from BC Partners Credit.
  • As the league's top unsecured creditor with a $7.5 million claim, Rahm is negotiating a formal separation agreement. Beck stated both parties aim to finalize terms by October 15, with a November 5 court hearing if needed.
  • Rahm's departure deals a significant blow to LIV's revival plans, which depend on securing player commitments by October 25 to unlock BC Partners' funding. The league struggles to retain top talent amid restructuring.
  • The PGA Tour has indicated no current plans to reopen its Returning Member Program, leaving Rahm's 2027 path uncertain. His immediate focus remains DP World Tour commitments and his family.
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Jon Rahm leaves LIV Golf after three years and more than 100 million dollars. The insolvent league loses its penultimate world star. His future is open.

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The Spanish player will not continue to participate in the PGA Tour competition, which maintains estimated debts of between $500 million and $1 billion.

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LIV wanted to revolutionize golf. There is nothing left of the course deer. The league is insolvent, with Jon Rahm the penultimate world star goes. As much money as in these three years he will hardly earn again.

·Berlin, Germany
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Heavy broke the news in Las Vegas, United States on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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