Jon Rahm reaches agreement to end LIV tenure, walking away from as much as $100 Million

Jon Rahm has reached a separation agreement with LIV Golf that lets him exit the Saudi-backed tour and walk away from future money owed, potentially totaling as much as $100 million. The pact, which must be approved by a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Nov. 5, ends Rahm’s role as player and team captain of Legion XIII. Rahm also released all claims for future LIV payments, though he was already owed more than $7 million, and documents suggest up to $100 million remains under the $300 million deal he signed three years ago. He will give up equity in the Legion XIII team but keep rights to his name, image, and likeness.