Jon Rahm just won his second LIV Golf title, adding to his major wins and former world No.1 ranking—still dominating the golf scene.
Anthony Kim has won his first professional golf tournament since 2010, after returning to competition following a 12-year hiatus due to struggles with addiction. Playing at The Grange Golf Club, he made four consecutive birdies and finished at 23 under par, narrowly missing the course record. His victory marks a significant comeback in his career.
Jon Rahm publicly opposes the European tour's new deal requiring LIV Golf players to pay fines and participate in additional events. He refuses to accept the terms, citing concerns over player autonomy and fairness. The dispute could affect his Ryder Cup eligibility as he continues competing in LIV Golf Hong Kong.
LIV Golf has faced widespread rumors that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is ending its financial support, threatening the league's future beyond 2026. Despite CEO Scott O'Neil's assurances that the 2026 season will continue uninterrupted, the league has experienced operational challenges and player uncertainty as it begins its Mexico City tournament.
The PGA Tour and DP World Tour are listening to players seeking to shift circuits, while LIV Golf faces financial turmoil and a potential wind-down. Returning pathways for ex-LIV members are under debate, with DP World Tour and PGA Tour weighing new eligibility rules amid antitrust scrutiny and ongoing restructuring efforts.