Jon Rahm has been making a whole lot of headlines in the sport of golf. From his abrupt exit from the Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy founded TGL to the rumors of him joining the Saudi-backed Tour, he has raised a buzz in the game. However, it seems as if the fuss would not die anytime soon as another PGA Tour pro took to the internet this time around, none other than Max Homa.

Although there has been much speculation surrounding the Spanish professional’s jump to LIV Golf, no official confirmation has been given regarding the same. However, Homa decided to take up this opportunity to ‘end the rumors’ as he took to his social media handle to make a “Breaking News” of sorts, flabbergasting many in the community!

Max Homa puts an end to Jon Rahm’s LIV Golf rumors

The World No. 3’s withdrawal from Woods’ brainchild league was followed by the rising speculations of an alleged $600 million deal between him and the PIF-funded league. However, Homa decided to take on the responsibility of announcing the Spaniard’s supposed exit from the PGA Tour, hilariously no less, since neither the alternate circuit nor the golfer had made any official announcement regarding the rumored deal.

A post was uploaded to the American’s X handle as the golfer took up the chance to make comedic speculations surrounding the deal. Adding on, he mentioned how Shohei Ohtani, the golden boy of baseball has signed a deal with LIV while the 29-year-old Spanish golfer has become a part of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Known for his snarky and witty comments and posts online, the professional uploaded the same while dubbing it as “Breaking News” no less. Moreover, the 33-year-old did so since there was a lot of hype surrounding both the pros and their signings with the different franchises. And, he used his tweet to comically interchange the team and circuit that the two athletes are reportedly said to join. Hilarious, isn’t it?

Well, did the golf world react? You bet they did. The 6X PGA Tour champ’s post saw a lot of people engaging with the same as many responded to the tweet.

The golf world wreaks havoc on the hilarious tweet

The American would not have even thought that his post would garner this many reactions. The comments ranged from hilarious replies to jabs at the PGA Tour, all the while providing the community with something to laugh at. Let us take a quick look at some of them.

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Being verified on X comes with a lot of advantages including being able to post longer tweets and videos. However, former NFL player JJ Watt decided to tease Homa by pointing out the reason why his verified badge was taken away, to which the latter replied amusingly using a GIF. Ooff! A low blow!

Some people took the news literally and they decided to report on the same. Another enthusiast commented on how a certain reporter used the golfer’s tweet as a source while reporting how Ohtani defected to the LIV Tour. Talk about source verification!

The Spaniard’s signing with the Saudi-backed league has led to a lot of hype in the community. And, a fan decided to use this chance to ask Homa about his stance on the alternate tour.

If the professional made such an announcement when he was sober, what would come out if he was not so sober? Well, another follower decided to take a jab at the 33-year-old along the same lines.

Rahm’s signing with the Dodgers has started a chain reaction now. A fan decided Manchester United would be a perfect team for Homa.

Well, this time around, a follower decided to take a jab at the PGA Tour and the amount of money it offers to its players as opposed to LIV Golf. Moreover, the Spanish athlete being No. 3 on the OWGR adds to his credentials as a top golfer.

Despite the amusing tweet, only time would tell if Rahm would actually go on to LIV Golf or stay with the PGA Tour. Do you think he would make the call? Let us know in the comments below.

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