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Jon Rahm Exits LIV Golf Amid Unacceptable Terms, Impacting Tour’s Future

October 13, 2026 • 1 week ago •

NEW JERSEY: Jon Rahm, the renowned golfer and former world number one, is leaving LIV Golf due to what his lawyer describes as ‘unacceptable’ terms. This decision marks a significant setback for the controversial tour, which is attempting to recover after filing for bankruptcy last month.

Rahm, alongside fellow golfer Bryson DeChambeau, was one of the most high-profile players to join the Saudi-backed league, which has faced scrutiny since its inception. His lawyer, John Beck, revealed during a US Bankruptcy Court hearing that Rahm has reviewed the proposed conditions for the tour’s relaunch, dubbed ‘LIV 2.0’, and found them unsatisfactory.

The departure of a star like Rahm is seen as detrimental to LIV Golf’s ambitions to attract new investors and maintain its appeal in the competitive landscape of professional golf. The league’s financial troubles have been exacerbated by the withdrawal of its wealthy Middle Eastern backers, prompting the need for a strategic overhaul.

As LIV Golf seeks to reestablish itself with fresh investment, ongoing discussions for a separation agreement between Rahm and the tour are reportedly in progress. The outcome of these negotiations could influence the future direction of LIV Golf and its ability to retain other key players.

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