Jon Rahm has admitted that signing with LIV Golf in a record deal worth upwards of £450 million ($566.4m) is a “big risk” to his Ryder Cup future.

Rahm made his move to LIV Golf official on Thursday, but wishes to retain his membership on the DP World Tour — a move that would keep him eligible for the Ryder Cup

Rory McIlroy has questioned the ability of Team Europe with a desperate plea now to the board now that Jon Rahm has left the PGA Tour and signed a record deal with LIV Golf

Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup future has been thrown into doubt with speculation intensifying that he will imminently sign a record £450 million deal with LIV and join alongside another former world No 1 and one of Europe’s promising young players.

MASTERS CHAMPION JON Rahm has joined LIV Golf in a massive coup for the Saudi-funded breakaway. The 29-year-old becomes the second current major champion on the LIV circuit after US PGA champion Brooks Koepka. ESPN reported that Rahm’s deal will run for three years and is worth $300 million.

The inner sanctum of the PGA Tour set-up has become clear in the aftermath of Jon Rahm's sensational switch to LIV Golf, with one Ryder Cup villain apparently exerting significant influence

Jon Rahm sent a message to Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and Patrick Cantlay as he confirmed his deal with LIV Golf in a huge blow to the PGA Tour.