Jon Rahm has signaled willingness to negotiate a return to the PGA Tour under terms similar to those secured by Brooks Koepka, according to a report from Front Office Sports. The development comes as discussions continue between the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf over a potential framework agreement that could allow players to move between circuits.
Rahm, a two-time major champion who joined LIV Golf in December 2023 for a reported fee exceeding $300 million, would be the most high-profile player to seek a path back to the PGA Tour since the rival league's inception. Koepka, a five-time major winner, reached a unique arrangement allowing him to compete in PGA Tour events while maintaining his LIV Golf commitments.
The report, authored by David Rumsey, did not specify the exact structure Rahm envisions or whether the PGA Tour would entertain such a proposal. Any return would likely require approval from the PGA Tour's policy board and could hinge on the outcome of ongoing negotiations between the tour and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.
