Rahm sacrifices £75m to secure exit from LIV Golf
Jon Rahm sacrifices a reported $100m (£75m) still owed to him by LIV Golf to secure his exit from the league.
BBC Sport reports: Jon Rahm sacrifices a reported $100m (£75m) still owed to him by LIV Golf to secure his exit from the league.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include LIV Golf and Jon Rahm.
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