Jon Rahm, a prominent figure in LIV Golf, has expressed that he is not overly concerned about the league's future, despite speculation surrounding its financial stability. Recent rumors have suggested that LIV could lose its funding from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, which has been supporting the breakaway league.
However, Rahm remains calm, stating that he will not worry about the rumors until he receives confirmation from those in charge. LIV Golf's latest event in Mexico City has commenced, with Rahm shooting a round of 65 to place second. The Spaniard believes that the rumors may have been exaggerated and that the people in charge would have informed him if there were any validity to the speculation. Meanwhile, LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil has attempted to alleviate concerns, stating that the league is on a positive trajectory and has secured significant sponsorship deals with major brands.
O'Neil emphasized that the business will continue to evolve and that changes to the operation are expected, but the goal remains to grow the game of golf. The future of LIV Golf remains uncertain, but Rahm and O'Neil are optimistic about its prospects.