Jon Rahm was crowned the LIV champion after securing his second title on the breakaway circuit in Chicago, and the Spaniard admitted his first year was difficult

Jon Rahm has sparked friction between the players on the PGA Tour after demands relating to a potential merger with LIV Golf. With a deal between the two having been announced in June 2023, progress on a move that would see golfers compete across both the PGA Tour and LIV schedule has been slow.

Crushers GC, captained by reigning U.S. Open champ Bryson DeChambeau, won the team title at LIV Golf Chicago and is the top-seeded squad going to the team championship in the Dallas area next weekend that closes out the circuit's third season.

Jon Rahm did just enough Sunday to hold off Joaquin Niemann and Sergio Garcia for the victory at LIV Golf Chicago, the final individual event on the schedule this year. The win ends a winding year for Rahm in which he was great at LIV Golf events but not so great at major championships.

Jon Rahm won LIV Golf Chicago and the Individual Championship on Sunday, but he had plenty to say about Kieran Vincent after his relegation from the league.

He collected his second tournament victory this season with a bogey-free, four-under 66 in the third round for 11-under 199. Read more at straitstimes.com.

While talks between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which backs breakaway tour LIV Golf. reportedly have been making some headway recently. But there’s at least one stumbling block between the two groups and bringing the two rival tours together — and it’s worth roughly $300 million US.

LIV Golf star Jon Rahm might have enjoyed the most lucrative weekend of his career in Chicago but there weren’t many golf fans tuning in to watch it. The Spaniard, who signed for the Saudi-backed tour in December for a reported £450million fee,

LIV Golf reportedly made an offer to the DP World Tour in August in a bid to settle the ongoing dispute between the two rival circuits and allow their players back