
Jon Rahm’s announced departure from LIV Golf has sent ripples through the golf world, with Xander Schauffele offering a measured take on the situation amid the league’s financial turmoil. Rahm, a two-time major champion, reportedly rejected LIV’s revised contract terms and is now exploring his options, with his legal team aiming to finalize a contract termination by November 15.
The league, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month after losing its primary backer, the Public Investment Fund, faces an uncertain future, though a London-based firm has reportedly secured $300 million in potential financing to stabilize operations. Meanwhile, Schauffele—who shot a 65 (9-under) in the third round of the Baycurrent Classic—noted Rahm’s decision reflects personal priorities over league politics, though the PGA Tour’s closed-door stance on returning LIV players complicates Rahm’s potential return path, possibly delaying his eligibility until 2028.
Schauffele also suggested Rahm may pivot to the DP World Tour, given the PGA Tour’s current restrictions on former LIV players under contract.

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