Separation Agreement Allows Jon Rahm To Leave LIV Golf
A separation agreement has been filed in a New Jersey bankruptcy court, permitting golfer Jon Rahm to leave LIV Golf and pursue other opportunities.
Amarillo, TX, October 15, 2026 —
A separation agreement involving golfer Jon Rahm has been filed in a New Jersey bankruptcy court. The agreement permits Rahm to leave LIV Golf and pursue other opportunities, according to the information provided.
The filing connects Rahm’s departure from the golf league with a bankruptcy court proceeding in New Jersey. No further details were provided about the agreement’s terms, the parties to it, or the specific court where it was filed. The date of the filing was also not provided.
The information does not specify when Rahm may leave LIV Golf, what other opportunities he may pursue, or whether any additional steps are required under the agreement. It also does not describe the bankruptcy case or explain how the agreement relates to that proceeding. No financial terms, court rulings beyond the agreement’s stated permission, or statements from Rahm, LIV Golf or other parties were included.
As a result, the reported development is limited to the filing and its stated effect: Rahm is permitted to depart LIV Golf and pursue other opportunities. The available details do not establish a timeline for his departure or identify what he plans to do next. Further information about the agreement and the court proceeding was not provided.
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