Rahm clinches LIV Golf season-long title despite no wins in 2025

Jon Rahm secured LIV Golf’s season-long individual championship for a second straight year, even though he did not win a single event in 2025. The Spaniard closed with an 11-under 60 to reach 22 under at The Club at Chatham Hills, tying Sebastian Munoz, who had opened with a 59, and forcing a playoff on the final day. Munoz prevailed at the first extra hole, while Rahm’s performance locked up the season-long prize and a substantial windfall. Joaquin Niemann finished tied for fourth, leaving Rahm to collect the 18 million season-long bonus along with 2.25 million for his runner-up finish in Indianapolis, for a combined 20.25 million from the event.

Rahm’s round was a display of consistency and late surge. He began with two birdies, rattled off three in a row around the middle of the back nine, and capped the round with four consecutive birdies as he closed in on the 60. A bogey on the 14th briefly opened the door for Munoz, but Rahm answered with a late flurry that set up the playoff. Munoz, who became the storyline two days earlier by firing a 59 in round one, matched Rahm’s totals with a final-round 65 and then birdied the first extra hole to claim his first LIV Golf victory...