Jon Rahm has explained that he left LIV Golf because he was uncertain about the direction of the series and did not want to follow what he described as its latest path.
The golfer said there were “too many unknowns” surrounding LIV Golf. He also expressed concern that the competition was moving away from its team-based identity and becoming more like a conventional tournament series.
Rahm said the changes meant he was not willing to follow the direction of what has been described as “LIV 2.0”. His comments indicate that both uncertainty over the organisation’s future and the evolution of its format influenced his decision to leave.
He specifically contrasted the original emphasis on team golf with a developing model that he felt was becoming “more of a regular tournament”. No further details about the changes, or about Rahm’s future plans, were provided in the supplied material.
