Jon Rahm reaches a separation agreement to end his LIV Golf partnership, with the document filed in court and scheduled for a judge’s approval on Nov. 5, according to multiple outlets. The move comes after Rahm’s attorney told the court he would not play on the tour in 2027.
Outlets differ on emphasis and specific financial figures. One report says Rahm is listed as LIV’s biggest unsecured creditor at $7.5 million, while others say he is reportedly owed more than $100 million and that he effectively gives up the remainder as part of the deal. CBS Sports frames the departure as occurring amid LIV’s efforts to reinvent itself, alongside broader instability around the tour.
Other reporting adds that layoffs have affected LIV and that funding from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has been pulled, contributing to uncertainty for players deciding their next steps.
