Jon Rahm will not participate in the next iteration of LIV Golf, with his legal team confirming his impending separation from the league. reported that Rahm “still has just four players listed on its roster with one day until its first exhibition game.” and is reportedly owed more than $100 million, but that his lawyer indicates advanced talks for a separation agreement.
Further details emerged from a U.S. bankruptcy court hearing where Rahm's attorney confirmed his non-participation in LIV Golf 2.0. stated that Rahm “will not be participating” in LIV Golf’s planned restructured entity, described as LIV Golf 2.0. The report added that after reviewing proposed terms, the parties had entered into “advanced discussions” over a separation agreement, with a deadline of Nov. 5 to reach a deal. provided additional context on the timeline, noting that less than three years after his initial move, Rahm and LIV “are working to finalize a separation agreement by Oct. 15 ahead of another bankruptcy hearing on Nov. 5.” The reports collectively indicate a clear path for Rahm's departure from the Saudi-backed golf league.
