Justin Rose welcomes LIV Golf defectors back amid bankruptcy struggles
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 9:44 PM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026

Justin Rose expressed readiness to welcome back players like Jon Rahm now that LIV Golf faces bankruptcy challenges. Despite the difficult situation, Rose emphasized there is 'no bad blood' between defectors and remaining players. LIV Golf's tumultuous path has raised questions about the future of the league and its impact on the players who left for lucrative contracts. Further developments are expected as the league undergoes proceedings in bankruptcy court.
- •LIV Golf struggles in bankruptcy court
- •Justin Rose ready to welcome back defectors
- •Rose mentions 'no bad blood' with players leaving
- •Jon Rahm could return to compete against former peers
- •Future developments anticipated as proceedings unfold
- 9:44 PMGolf.com — As LIV Golf 'experiment' ends, Justin Rose ready to welcome defectors back
"With LIV Golf struggling to survive in bankruptcy court, Justin Rose is ready to welcome Jon Rahm and others back. "No bad blood," he said. The post As LIV Golf ‘experiment’ ends, Justin Rose ready to welcome defectors back appeared first on Golf.
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