Speaking at the Amgen Irish Open, Rahm revealed he is planning on teeing it up in the DP World Tour Playoffs, marking his first appearance for three years

Jon Rahm says he has "no updates" on LIV Golf's future ahead of the Irish Open, with bankruptcy concerns and funding questions looming large.

Jon Rahm is playing the Irish Open this week amid questions about his future, and not just a busy schedule of as many as five DP World Tour events, depending on the birth of his fourth child. The big question is his future with LIV Golf,

Jon Rahm admits he is still dealing with "turbulence" amid doubt over the future of LIV Golf as he bids to win a third Irish Open title this week.

Jon Rahm features in a star-studded field at the Irish Open this week, and he has shared his first impressions on Donald Trump's Doonbeg resort as it hosts the tournament for the first time

Kalshi favors Jon Rahm to return to the PGA Tour with the uncertainty surrounding LIV Golf.

Jon Rahm believes his LIV Golf team-mate Tom McKibbin has the talent to "accomplish whatever he wants" in the game of golf, including a Ryder Cup appearance.

"There's just a lot of things in place, there's a lot of things that could happen," Rahm said. "It's one of those things, time is going to tell." That may sound like a non-answer, but it's not when you parse the "things that could happen" portion.