The ‘$600M Jon Rahm Effect’ Gets a Bold Verdict From Tiger Woods’ Most Successful Mentor

The LIV Golf 2024 season will start in February at Mayakoba, Mexico. Before the third edition commences, as per reports, the league is trying to acquire PGA Tour’s star golfer Jon Rahm. To lure him in, LIV Golf has put on the table an offer surpassing the half-million mark.

While Rahm stays silent on the offer, he has found many people advising him on how to proceed with the deal. And the latest man on the list is none other than Hank Haney, the former mentor of the legendary Tiger Woods.

Hank Haney pushes for the $600 million deal

The PIF-backed league, LIV Golf, is supposedly after Jon Rahm as they look forward to recruiting him for their 2024 season. The Rahm and LIV rumors are making the rounds on social media, however, neither party has confirmed anything.

One thing that has caught the eyes of the public is the reported $600 million deal Rahm is getting from LIV Golf. Tiger Woods‘ former mentor, Hank Haney, tweeted about how Rahm would be losing good money and being out of his mind if he rejected the deal.

The supposed deal is by far the most expensive offer made by LIV Golf since its inception. Previously, JJ Watt also chimed in and shared his thoughts on the matter saying that if the numbers were to be trusted, he would physically force Rahm to sign the deal.

If Rahm does happen to appear on LIV Golf next year, he will be one of the few major champions in the league. Moreover, it was reported that Rahm’s delay in accepting the offers is supposedly due to the league’s format, as he is requesting LIV to tweak it for him before he joins it.

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Recently, Flushing It reported that Jon Rahm has reached the later stage of joining the LIV Golf, and as mentioned before, he may join after the league modifications. Additionally, Rahm will supposedly join Sergio Garcia’s team to make a Spanish Squad in the breakaway league.

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However, for the deal to come through, LIV has to oblige with Rahm’s demands. The modification of the format will require agreement from all stakeholders in the league, including the 12 team captains. The captains will have to agree on all changes suggested by Rahm in order to have the 2023 Masters champion on board. Will the team captains agree on the alterations? Only time will tell!

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