Jon Rahm says he has develop into “fairly good at coping with turbulence” as he remained tight-lipped on his LIV Golf future earlier than this week’s Irish Open.
LIV’s prospects are unsure following the withdrawal of monetary backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Funding Fund (PIF).
Whereas the 2026 LIV season ended sooner than deliberate after the cancellation of the group championship in Detroit, Rahm’s Legion XIII team-mate Tyrrell Hatton has mentioned he expects the tour to proceed subsequent 12 months.
“Sure and no, it hasn’t actually modified from my final interview in Indianapolis a couple of weeks in the past,” Spain’s Rahm advised BBC Sport when requested if he is aware of what the long run holds.
“And there is simply loads of issues in place, proper? There’s loads of issues that would occur and it is a type of issues the place time’s gonna inform.”
Final month, LIV confirmed it was “scaling again operations” and a few staff have been laid off at first of September.
“To be honest for us those who joined LIV, I am fairly good at coping with turbulence,” two-time main winner Rahm added.
After the Irish Open in Doonbeg, County Clare, Rahm will tee it up at subsequent week’s BMW PGA Championship – the DP World Tour’s flagship occasion – at Wentworth.
Earlier this 12 months, the DP World Tour struck a take care of a number of LIV gamers – together with Rahm and Hatton – which enabled them to compete on LIV with out incurring sanction, however the settlement solely applies to this 12 months.
Whereas fellow main winners Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed – each within the Irish Open discipline – opted to depart LIV for a PGA Tour return, Rahm mentioned “we’ll see what occurs” when requested a few route again.
