Jon Rahm shot 78-77 at Wentworth and finished last.
There is no way to soften those numbers, nor should anyone try. Rahm made three birdies in 36 holes, offset them with 10 bogeys and two double bogeys, and left a tournament where his four previous finishes had been second, tied for second, fourth and tied for 13th.
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Golf has spent several years turning nearly every score posted by a LIV star into evidence for or against the league.
That argument can wait. Rahm’s week raised a more immediate question: How well could anyone perform while his professional life looked like this?
Nine days before his opening 78, LIV filed for Chapter 11…
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