Jon Rahm Mocked as Analyst Claims He’s Not on the Same Level as Bryson DeChambeau Despite Major Wins Things are not looking up for Jon Rahm, and his latest performances have attracted… laughs from the

When Jon Rahm switched to LIV Golf in 2023, he ranked as the No. 3 player in the world. “The decision, like I said, was for me and my family. So what I believe is the better path for me right now, it was worth risking the Ryder Cup,” he said at the time. Now, two years later, Jon Rahm stands as the 76th player in the OWGR, and the golf community finds itself asking, was it worth it? Despite this significant drop, and considering his reported $350 million LIV Golf contract, the Spaniard does not blame the Saudi-backed circuit. In fact, after his Saturday performance at the 2025 PGA Championship, Rahm stated, “My move to LIV and my struggles in majors had nothing to do with where I was playing golf. My swing simply wasn’t at the level it needed to be for me to compete. It’s easier to post