LIV Golf players consider departures as bankruptcy proceedings begin

LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy and announced plans for a restructured tour known as LIV 2.0. The new league features fewer events and reduced purses, prompting uncertainty among the current roster. Jon Rahm has removed himself from the official player communication channel, while teammates Tyrrell Hatton and Tom McKibbin are also expected to depart. Reports indicate that many players are currently uncommitted to the new format, with several expressing an intent to leave the league entirely. CEO Scott O’Neil continues to provide updates on the transition, but sources suggest the organization may face challenges in filling its proposed 75-player field. Players considering exit options are reportedly looking toward full-time participation on the DP World Tour next season, with a potential season opener for LIV 2.0 targeted for Mexico in February.

• 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — Multiple players claim they are ‘finished’ with LIV Golf as Jon Rahm leaves player chat