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Jon Rahm Turns Down LIV 2.0 As Other Golfers Commit To The Revived League

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Jon Rahm has officially rejected the terms of LIV Golf’s restructured plan, telling a bankruptcy court he will not return to the revived league, while a handful of players have confirmed their commitment to LIV 2.0.

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