Jon Rahm remains tight‑lipped about his LIV Golf future for 2027, saying "we know a lot of what's going on" but he cannot share details. The breakaway league’s future is uncertain after the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund cut funding in April.

As a top‑profile player, Rahm is under scrutiny while LIV Golf seeks new investment. He joined the league in early 2024 and has played at the JCB Golf and Country Club in Staffordshire, his first tournament since June.

Asked in a pre‑event press conference, Rahm confirmed he is in contact with the league but would not disclose specifics. He added that he remains optimistic and that he can’t be upset by life’s uncertainties. He also sought clarity about the new 2026 major code of conduct, admitting he has no idea what triggers a warning or penalty.

Meanwhile, the Asian Tour announced a new partnership with the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, ending ties with LIV Golf. Rahm finished tied 46th at The Open after a four‑over final round, and his recent code‑of‑conduct warning at Royal Birkdale highlighted the need for clearer rules.