Rahm Would Consider Koepka-Like Terms for PGA Tour Return

Jon Rahm says he left LIV Golf because he did not want to join the circuit’s proposed LIV 2.0, and would probably accept penalties similar to those imposed on Brooks Koepka if the PGA Tour offered him a way back. He has not discussed a possible return with the Tour and said he would plan to play on the DP World Tour in 2027 until he receives clarity. Rahm explained that he had enjoyed his three seasons with LIV, but was dissatisfied with the changes proposed for its next iteration. He said there were too many unknowns and that LIV 2.0 appeared to be moving away from team golf toward a more conventional tournament format. His comments came as he prepared to compete at the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship, his first DP World Tour start since leaving LIV. Rahm said he still intended to play European Tour events even if he were able to return to PGA Tour events. Koepka returned to the PGA Tour under conditions that included a $5 million charitable donation and restrictions on his eligibility for certain benefits and events. Asked whether he would accept the same penalties, Rahm said he probably would, while adding that he doubted the Tour would offer him the same arrangement. Rahm...