Sports · November 3, 2026
Jon Rahm would accept Brooks Koepka-like terms for PGA Tour return
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Following his departure from LIV Golf, Jon Rahm has expressed openness to a PGA Tour return under conditions similar to those accepted by Brooks Koepka. Rahm, currently preparing for the DP World Tour Playoffs in Abu Dhabi, indicated that while his 2027 season remains uncertain, he is prepared to play exclusively on the DP World Tour next year if a return to the PGA Tour involves a one-year suspension. His comments come amid significant instability for LIV Golf, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September following the loss of Saudi funding.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Jon Rahm has officially exited LIV Golf.
- Rahm is competing in the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship on the DP World Tour.
- Rahm expressed interest in a return path to the PGA Tour similar to the one taken by Brooks Koepka.
- LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September.
- Rahm stated that if he cannot return to the PGA Tour immediately, he plans to play the full season on the DP World Tour.
Reported by only some outlets
- Yahoo Sports notes Rahm was considered LIV Golf's best player in its history.
- Fox News reports Rahm alluded to uncertainties regarding 'LIV 2.0' as a reason for his departure.
- CBS Sports specifies that the 'Koepka-like' terms refer to a one-year suspension before being allowed back on the PGA Tour.
Confirmed
- Jon Rahm has left LIV Golf.
- LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September.
- Rahm is currently playing on the DP World Tour.
- Rahm is open to a one-year suspension to facilitate a PGA Tour return.
Reported
- Rahm was the best player in LIV Golf's five-year history. (Yahoo Sports)
- Rahm was offered the same deal Brooks Koepka accepted in early 2026. (CBS Sports)
Rumor
- Uncertainties involving 'LIV 2.0' were a primary motivator for Rahm's exit. (Fox News)
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