Dreamlike. Without fear of being wrong, this is how Jon Rahm’s (29) first season in LIV can be described. The Saudi circuit concluded its individual season in Chicago on Sunday, where the Basque won the tournament and also secured his overall victory. He is the new LIV absolute champion after Dustin Johnson (2022) and Talor Gooch (2023). This success also earned him $22 million, 4 for the tournament and 18 for the overall win. What you call a good day at the office.
Lights and shadows
Rahm’s success in LIV is in contrast to his poor showing in big matches this year
Despite Steve Niemann’s attempts to snatch the glory from him until the end, Rahm’s victories remained undisputed. He won two tournaments and finished in the top ten in 12 tournaments (he retired in Houston), finishing in the top three in six of them.
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The rain of dollars, which began as soon as his ‘flight’ worth 500 million to the Saudi circuit last December, is in contrast to his poor performance in the four major events held this year, the seventh place at Troon being his best performance in years. The light of the next. In addition, his disconnection on the last day of the Olympic tournament in Paris also left an impact on him.
After the LIV team tournament, Rahm’s next stop should be the Spanish Open. A court will decide.
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