Jon Rahm stands with those responsible for the DP World Tour, as he is against paying the fine he would have to pay for jumping to LIV Golf and Now temporarily returning to DP World Tour tournaments.
The Barica player plans to play three tournaments on the European circuit with the aim of adding points to compete in the Ryder Cup. The only way to connect is through Europe, as LIV Golf does not award points for the biennial competition between the United States and Europe.
“I’ve signed up for the tournament for a long time,” Basque said. “Whether they let me play or not is a different matter. I’m not a big fan of paying fines,” the world star commented.which is very clear about the topic.
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“I have always spoken clearly about the penalties. I have no intention of paying them and the time will come to discuss them with DP World Tour“, Rahm commented, sure he would be able to participate in the tournament without breaking the bank.
An opinion that the directors of the European circuit do not share at the moment. “John has significant sanctions imposed on him for breaching the circuit’s terms,” an unnamed spokesperson said. “Until those sanctions are resolved, he has no option of playing on the DP World Tour.”
we’ll see how it ends ‘Tour de force’ between player and European circuitAnd if there is eventually an agreement for Rahm to play in Europe in the next tournaments.
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