Jon Rahm Advocates for 72-Hole Format in LIV Golf to Foster Sport's Unification
The Masters champion suggests the change could lead to a global tour and attract more top players.
- Jon Rahm, the Masters champion and LIV Golf player, advocates for the Saudi-backed circuit to adopt a 72-hole format to aid in unifying the sport.
- Rahm believes that aligning LIV Golf's format more closely with traditional golf tournaments could facilitate a global tour and attract more top players.
- The current LIV Golf format features 54-hole events with no cuts, contrasting sharply with other professional golf tournaments.
- Rahm's suggestion comes amid ongoing debates about the impact of LIV Golf on the sport and its division from the PGA Tour.
- Rahm, who joined LIV Golf in December 2023, emphasizes the potential for the change to benefit the sport's unification and appeal.