No, Jon Rahm says, he isn’t “fed up” with being asked about LIV Golf.
No, he said, he still couldn’t reveal whether he could leave LIV, outside of saying “there’s a long legal process.”
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But no, he said, he probably won’t be involved in “the politics of the game” going forward. Speaking Tuesday ahead of this week’s BMW PGA Championship on the DP World Tour, Rahm said that’s been a lesson learned, and it comes as LIV, the tour on which he’s played since 2024, seeks to stay alive following the departure of its primary backer, the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund.
“I think some players have had more involvement than others,” Rahm…
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