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Tour Confidential: Can LIV Golf survive without Jon Rahm?

Jon Rahm’s exit from LIV Golf 2.0 marks a critical blow to the struggling league, which has already filed for bankruptcy. The Spanish star was one of only two LIV players who regularly competed at major championships, offering the league its most recognizable face alongside Bryson DeChambeau.

With Rahm’s departure, LIV’s roster now lacks the marquee talent needed to sustain its relevance, leaving fans questioning whether the tour can survive beyond a skeleton version of itself. Other Spanish players like Sergio García and David Puig remain, but their absence from major contention further weakens LIV’s appeal.

The league’s future now hinges on whether DeChambeau—its most marketable player—will follow Rahm’s lead, though his decision carries even greater weight due to his broader fanbase and media presence.

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