Jon Rahm Set to Leave LIV Golf Under Agreement Awaiting Court Approval
Jon Rahm is set to leave LIV Golf and pursue other opportunities following a separation agreement filed in a New Jersey bankruptcy court, which is awaiting judicial approval.

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Jon Rahm is set to leave LIV Golf and pursue other opportunities under a separation agreement filed in a New Jersey bankruptcy court. The agreement is awaiting judicial approval, so the proposed separation has not yet received the court’s approval, according to the information provided.
The filing connects Rahm’s planned departure from LIV Golf with a court process, but the available details do not explain the terms of the agreement or the circumstances that led to it. No date for a court decision was provided, and it is not clear when Rahm’s departure would take effect.
Rahm’s next professional plans also remain unspecified. The summary says he intends to pursue other opportunities but does not identify a league, organization or role. It provides no information about whether he has already reached an agreement with another golf organization.
The agreement’s pending status is a key distinction: the reported plan is subject to judicial approval. The information available does not describe what steps remain in the court process or what the outcome would mean for Rahm’s future arrangements with LIV Golf.
Further details—including the filing date, the parties to the agreement, its specific provisions and the court’s timeline—were not provided. Until the court acts, the reported separation remains an agreement awaiting approval rather than a completed court-approved arrangement.
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