The hearing came one week after an attorney for Jon Rahm told the court that his client independently reviewed the proposed terms of LIV 2.0 and decided to quit LIV Golf
An attorney for LIV Golf told a U.S. federal bankruptcy court judge on Wednesday that a decision on whether the rebel circuit winds down operations or moves forward with a proposed 2.0 model will be made by the end of this month. During the hearing, the attorney made the court aware of the circuit’s concerns regarding a recent ultimatum issued by DP World Tour CEO Guy Kinnings this week to any players contemplating a future with LIV 2.0. Kinnings said players will not be allowed to compete on both LIV 2.0 and the European circuit next season and must make a choice as the DP World Tour will no longer allow certain players to compete on a limited basis.
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