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The PGA Tour Should Welcome Prodigal Son Jon Rahm Home After LIV Exit

Three years ago, Jon Rahm was on top of the golf world. He had two major championships, a stint as the No. 1-ranked player in the world and star power. LIV, the Saudi-backed upstart challenging the PGA Tour, noticed. It needed a superstar to boost its credibility, and Rahm was the obvious prize. For

The PGA Tour Should Welcome Prodigal Son Jon Rahm Home After LIV Exit

Three years ago, Jon Rahm was on top of the golf world. He had two major championships, a stint as the No. 1-ranked player in the world and star power. LIV, the Saudi-backed upstart challenging the PGA Tour, noticed. It needed a superstar to boost its credibility, and Rahm was the obvious prize. For a deal reportedly worth over $300 million, LIV lured him away.

World News Bloomberg Oct 10, 2026

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