Spanish golfer Jon Rahm has left LIV Golf, citing the series' shift away from team golf and towards individual tournaments. Rahm, a two-time major winner, joined LIV Golf in December 2023 for a reported £222m deal. However, he has now reached a separation agreement to exit the series, stating that the changes to LIV 2.0 did not align with his preferences. The changes included a move away from team golf and towards a more traditional tournament format. Rahm has secured a deal with the DP World Tour, retaining his membership and eligibility for next year's Ryder Cup. He remains under a long-term contract with LIV, but is considering a potential return to the PGA Tour after a one-year suspension. Rahm's decision to leave LIV Golf highlights the challenges faced by the breakaway series in maintaining its original vision and appeal to top players. The PGA Tour has rewritten its rules to allow players like Brooks Koepka to return, subject to certain sanctions. Rahm's future plans remain uncertain, but he is in a strong position to continue competing on the DP World Tour for the next year.