After winning his third consecutive season points title and second straight team crown, Jon Rahm and other full-time LIV Golf members await clarity on the league's 2027 future.

Rahm closed with a 7-under 63 at the revised season finale in Westfield for his second straight runner-up finish. He finished a stroke behind 22-year-old [PERSON_NAME], the 2025 NCAA individual champ. [PERSON_NAME] carded a 65 to reach 18 under.

In April, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund announced it would end its investment in LIV after this season, having spent over $5 billion in five years. Organizers canceled two events this season, including the originally scheduled finale in [ADDRESS].

LIV CEO [PERSON_NAME] expressed confidence in LIV 2.0 plans, stating players would become equity owners with restored commercial rights. He outlined five team championships overseas and five individual tournaments in [ADDRESS] near major championship weeks. A source confirmed to ESPN that [PERSON_NAME] of BC Partners is the lead investor. The term sheet is not binding, and [PERSON_NAME] described the timeline as compressed.