Jon Rahm agrees a deal with the DP World Tour that keeps him eligible for the Ryder Cup, with multiple outlets reporting that he pays outstanding fines linked to earlier clashes between events. The agreement also requires Rahm to play in DP World Tour tournaments agreed for the current season, restoring his standing to be considered for the next Ryder Cup at Adare Manor. Rahm had previously turned down an offer from the Tour to maintain his membership.
Across the coverage, Rahm’s position remains tied to uncertainty around LIV Golf. He is described as still under a long-term contract with LIV, but discussion of his future extends beyond 2026 as the tour faces potential changes to its funding. The Guardian notes that the Public Investment Fund plans to remove finance from LIV at the end of the year, prompting questions about LIV’s stability and players’ next moves. Rahm plays down broader speculation about golfers leaving LIV sharply, pointing instead to tight contractual terms affecting players’ ability to control their own schedules and decisions.
