As LIV Golf seeks to stay alive, Jon Rahm says he’s learned a lesson

Jon Rahm spoke ahead of the BMW PGA Championship on the DP World Tour, addressing questions about LIV Golf's uncertain future following the departure of its primary backer, the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund. Rahm, who has played on LIV since 2024, said he has learned he is not suited for 'the politics of the game' and intends to focus on his playing going forward. He noted that some LIV players, including Bryson DeChambeau, have been more involved in planning the tour's future, while he indicated a 'long legal process' remains regarding any potential departure from LIV.