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'It's just golf': LIV season ends amid shaky future
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'It's just golf': LIV season ends amid shaky future

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
After winning his third season points title and second team crown, Jon Rahm -- and other full-time tour members -- will wait to see what happens to LIV Golf in 2027.

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