Jon Rahm says he is not willing to follow the LIV Golf “2.0” path as he looks ahead to returning to the DP World Tour. Multiple outlets report that his decision is tied to how the competition has changed and what he considers to be key uncertainties in the format and direction.
Rahm’s stated reasons include that he left LIV Golf due to “too many unknowns,” that he believes it is moving away from team golf, and that it is becoming more like a regular tournament. The BBC and Yahoo Sports both highlight these specific explanations, framing them around Rahm’s own account of why he chose not to commit further to LIV 2.0.
The Independent also reports Rahm’s preference for the DP World Tour, describing his attitude toward LIV Golf 2.0 as not being something he was “thrilled” about. Belfast Telegraph focuses on his lack of enthusiasm for LIV Golf 2.0 as he prepares for the DP World Tour return, aligning with the broader theme that he is looking for a return to the tour.
