Jon Rahm has withdrawn from LIV Golf’s team championship. Ahead of its season finale in Dallas this weekend, LIV released a statement that the two-time major champ has pulled out of its event, citing flu-like symptoms.

Jon Rahm was subjected to a heckle from a group of content creators as he got some practice in ahead of the LIV Golf Team Championship in Dallas this week

It looks as though there just can't be peace when it comes to the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. The two groups announced a merger over a year ago, but it hasn't happened yet, and it appe

The viewership was seemingly diluted by the final day of the Irish Open, which boasted its own share of excitement as Rasmus Hojgaard edged Rory McIlroy to the title. There was also a thrilling finale to the Solheim Cup, with Team USA holding off Team Europe’s fightback.

While he believes that no golfer can ever be bigger than the Ryder Cup itself, he recognizes how valuable Rahm is to the European team.

According to Guy Kinnings, CEO of the DP World Tour, the appeals process is still in flux. Options include the internal appeals process, which is mainly used for disciplinary issues on the various tours, or the Sport Resolutions Panel, which heard the appeals of Ian Poulter, Adrian Otaegui and Justin Harding against the European Tour Group in 2022.

Jon Rahm has sparked friction between the players on the PGA Tour after demands relating to a potential merger with LIV Golf. With a deal between the two having been announced in June 2023, progress on a move that would see golfers compete across both the PGA Tour and LIV schedule has been slow.

Jon Rahm has been vocal about his position on the golf scene, particularly regarding recent events. The Spanish golfer, who joined the Saudi-backed tour at the end of last year, knew his decision might have consequences.

In an attempt to allow its players to compete on the DP World Tour, the LIV Golf League tried to negotiate a deal to pay players' fines while offering other monetary payouts and concessions from the league,

LIV Golf attempted to strike a deal with the DP World Tour over fines Jon Rahm faces for skipping events in favor of LIV, but the World Tour turned it down.

LIV Golf reportedly made an offer to the DP World Tour in August in a bid to settle the ongoing dispute between the two rival circuits and allow their players back