Jon Rahm on LIV Golf players at the Ryder Cup? "The decision has been made"
Spanish World No. 4 Jon Rahm believes the decision has already been made to ban the LIV Golf players from the Ryder Cup in Italy.
Jon Rahm believes the decision has already been made to ban LIV Golf players from the Ryder Cup.
Speaking on the No Laying Up podcast, the Spaniard said he hopes the golf world can now move past the "pettiness".
Rahm said there was absolutely no need anymore to "throw shade".
GolfMagic discussed LIV Golf players and the Ryder Cup, in particular Ian Poulter, in this week's podcast episode:
At this point, Rahm believes the PGA Tour and LIV Golf should just "put out their product" and see "who lasts longer".
Rahm, who has already tasted victory in 2023 and is in a blistering run of form, also offered his thoughts about the forthcoming Ryder Cup.
The subject was once again thrust into the spotlight as Ian Poulter suggested he would consider snubbing the Ryder Cup even if he were qualify automatically.
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This was after the Englishman hit the headlines because both he and Sergio Garcia weren't wished a happy birthday by Ryder Cup Europe.
Rahm told No Laying Up:
Rahm partnered the aforementioned Garcia at the 2021 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.
They beat Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth 2&1 but in the end the U.S. ran out 19-9 winners.
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Rahm continued:
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