A motion was filed yesterday in The LIV bankruptcy process for approval of a Separation & Mutual Release with Jon Rahm. All of the details ⬇️ Both side agree to: • Rahm exiting the league • Rahm drops his $7.5M claim and any other claims that happened before the deal take effect • LIV cannot sue Rahm over old deal With Rahm’s NIL: • almost all rights return to him • LIV can still use historical content • Legion XIII team name and related branding is handed to Rahm’s company Other clean-up: • Rahm no longer has ownership in LIV/a team • the exit is mutual This is all pending the judge’s approval set for a sign off at a November 5 hearing.

At today’s The LIV bankruptcy hearing, the following group of players had their old contracts rejected ⬇️ Laurie Canter Bryson DeChambeau Thomas Detry Lucas Herbert Sam Horsfield Ben An Dustin Johnson Anirban Lahiri Michael La Sasso Marc Leishman Victor Perez Ian Poulter Cam Smith Brendan Steele Caleb Surratt Cameron Tringale Harold Varner III Bubba Watson Lee Westwood These players can now proceed with new LIV 2.0 terms or may exit the league.

LIV’s 1pm bankruptcy hearing is underway. Key items: • final approval of PIF’s ~$54M DIP financing to help the league continue operations • uncontested assumption of the BC Partners RSA for LIV 2.0 • rejection of remaining old player contracts As we reported on 9/22, PIF, as champions of global team golf, continue to support LIV, ensuring the league will land on its feet’s for 2027 and beyond.

Today in The LIV bankruptcy hearing the Members of the Player Ad Hoc Group led by the attorneys for Bryson DeChambeau were disclosed. Here are the players named 👇

Bryson leading The LIV players group from the front, giving them a powerful seat at the table with investors and the league. Not quite a union, but with his marquee status now attached to the roster wholly, they can all benefit.

Not getting a sense that The LIV is overly concerned with this DPWT decision. This could sway a few players who may have been undecided, but for others in the nearly decided/likely staying group, this is mostly meaningless. Departures were always coming. Success was always going be about the ones who remained.

Golf gatekeeping 101 by @JosephLaMagna Calling the fans and followers of LIV Golf pathetic & shameless is the tell. The next version will have fans too. They won’t ask your permission.

A source close to LIV Golf confirms the league has a schedule for 2027 with the target of late October for release. Lots of moving parts and pieces with the players still, but the confirmation of event locations and dates is a great signal the LIV will hit the ground running post bankruptcy court.

No need to tell you Matt runs laps around the establishment media, but pay attention, these are no throwaway lines: ”Professional golfers are independent contractors. They should be free to play wherever they choose.” This is the necessary truth behind every moving part in the sport today.

Thnks fr th Mmrs, Jon. Wishing you nothing but success in the future.

LIV Golf’s CEO talks on how “the world changed” quickly for the league. “And then a war happened. Funding dried up. We had to get creative. We had to find discipline. We had to come together.”

“We (LIV Golf) are so different from them (PGA Tour)…we should be working with them, instead of against them.” New lead investor, Ted Goldthorpe with CEO Scott O’Neil, speak on the comparisons, and LIV’s huge lead in team golf, plus media differences.

$300M investment announced for LIV Golf 2.0 via BC Partners. An important step in the process of the league emerging from bankruptcy. Hat tip to Scott O’Neil and team for rallying player support, additional investors, and steadying the ship.

Adrian Meronk wins the Alfred Dunhill. 10 years ago he played his first event as professional right here. Today he takes the trophy at St Andrews 🏆 @dunhilllinks | @Cleeks_GolfClub

Golf shots look so easy on Instagram. 😂 Sunday at St Andrews. Road Hole wall fail. A for effort tho! 👏

Josele just holed an eagle from 130 feet on the Old Course. That’s the kind of putt you send to somebody who doesn’t watch much golf.

Casey Jarvis (-11) leads the Dunhill. Kingsbarns is playing slightly more than a shot easier than Carnoustie & the Old Course, so far. LIV Golf names near the top: Schniederjans (-9), Detry, Ballester, Koepka (-8), and Surratt, Meronk (-7).