'No point in dwelling on' LIV Golf fiasco
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Jon Rahm dismissed concerns about LIV Golf's rumored shutdown, stating he focused on preparing for the Mexico City tournament rather than the speculation.
- LIV Golf, launched in 2022 and backed by Saudi interests, has faced recent rumors of an imminent shutdown, prompting an emergency summit with executives in New York.
- CEO Scott O’Neil acknowledged uncertainty about the league's future beyond 2026 but emphasized ongoing efforts to establish a sustainable business model.
- Fellow player Sergio Garcia echoed Rahm's stance, noting only prior assurances from LIV leadership about long-term support despite persistent rumors.
- As of the second round in Mexico City, Rahm leads the tournament at 10-under par, maintaining focus amid the league's instability.
