Jon Rahm still has a lot of unknown surrounding what his 2027 season will look like.
The two-time major champion announced last month his time with LIV Golf was over, leaving the league as its best player in its five-year history while earning more than $100 million, not including his initial contract, with LIV. Now, he's in Abu Dhabi at Yas Links for the DP World Tour Playoffs, and in his first time talking with media since leaving LIV and the birth of his fourth child, the questions were flowing about what the last few weeks have been like.
"I have yet to have a discussion with the PGA Tour to see if there's any path back for next year," Rahm said Tuesday. "So I don't know, as of right now. Until I get clarity on that, yeah, my plan would be to spend the year on the DP World Tour, and I'm looking forward to it. Currently looking at the schedule to see how I can organize it to play the events I want to play. You know, maybe have a chance to have a bit of a different year to what I have in the past."
Rahm continued his answer, saying he doesn't know whether the possibility of returning via a similar path that Brooks Koepka did would be possible. Koepka had to pay $5 million to char...