Jon Rahm Gets Honest About Potential PGA Championship Win Amid LIV Issues
Summary
Jon Rahm is close to winning the PGA Championship with one round left, despite some recent problems related to the LIV Golf league. He aims to focus on playing well and possibly winning his third major tournament, which would be a big achievement for his career and for Spain.Key Facts
- Jon Rahm scored 3-under-par 67 in the third round at the PGA Championship in Pennsylvania.
- He accidentally hit a volunteer with a divot during the first round and apologized.
- Rahm said he is focusing on his own performance rather than outside issues.
- A win would be his third major title, after the 2021 U.S. Open and 2023 Masters wins.
- Rahm is currently first in points for the LIV Golf league as a member of Legion XIII.
- The Saudi-backed LIV Golf league announced it will stop funding after 2026.
- Rahm does not plan to leave LIV Golf and return to the PGA Tour.
- He has several years left on his LIV contract and is focused on this season and upcoming major tournaments.
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