Jon Rahm quits LIV Golf, which has filed for bankruptcy after Saudi Arabia's PIF withdrew funding
Summary
Former world number one Jon Rahm has quit LIV Golf ahead of the breakaway series' relaunch, after an offer described as 'unacceptable', and will not be part of LIV 2.0, leaving his playing future uncertain. The two-time major winner is reportedly owed more than £100m by LIV, which has filed for bankruptcy after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund withdrew funding.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 7 October
Jon Rahm quit LIV Golf ahead of its relaunch after an offer described as 'unacceptable'; he is reportedly owed more than £100m by LIV, which has filed for bankruptcy.
- 15:12The IndependentJon Rahm quits LIV Golf after ‘unacceptable’ offer
- 13:46The GuardianFormer world no 1 Jon Rahm quits LIV ahead of breakway series’ relaunch