
Jon Rahm Rejects LIV 2.0 Terms Amid Bankruptcy Restructuring
Jon Rahm has confirmed he will not participate in the restructured LIV Golf 2.0, citing unacceptable contract terms. His attorney, John Beck, stated this during a bankruptcy hearing in New Jersey, where Rahm is also the largest creditor with over $100 million owed. While Sergio Garcia has been legally released from his contract, Rahm’s separation agreement is being negotiated with a target finalization date of October 15. LIV Golf, now backed by a $300 million investment from BC Partners, aims to finalize player commitments by October 25, though Rahm’s case remains pending until November 5.












