Jon Rahm’s involvement in LIV remains more than controversial. The Spanish golfer is constantly being challenged by the PGA. Basque said money was an important element in his decision, if he had not won the Augusta Masters in 2023 he might not have made the move and, above all, Which continues with the desire that the PGA and LIV reach a mutually beneficial agreement. But what is clear is that, at the time, he did not think his relationship with the PGA was so delicate.
Rahm thought her joining LIV would spark conversation between the two The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund and the Conventional Circuit. But his gamble did not go as well as he expected, with Rahm one step away from bidding goodbye to his Ryder Cup place, with the Spaniard protesting a fine that already amounts to hundreds of thousands of pounds of the DP World Tour (formerly the European Tour) for his participation in the LIV without the relevant permission.
The golfer decided to appeal those fines and was allowed to participate in other European championships, such as the defense of the Ryder Cup, it is clear: he will not pay any type of fine. Rahm is confident that he will be able to play any tournament and will continue to appeal any type of sanction.But, as The Guardian points out, this could have dire consequences as early as 2025.
As the English newspaper reports, There has always been ‘friction’ between the PGA Tour and the LIV Circuit. The DP World Tour has a strategic alliance with the PGA Tour, which means it is likely The Ryder Cup could be affected.
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The situation remains unresolved and moreoverPeople active in the world of golf continue to express their opinions. Europe captain Luke Donald disagrees that the golfer is not in a more advanced position and doesn’t agree with the type of penalty that could penalize Rahm. Both the captain and the Spanish golfer are confident that the dispute will be resolved positively.
Rahm’s absence in the upcoming tournaments will be a big blow for the European team, Especially after Rory McIlroy The Spanish golfer defended.
