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Jon Rahm has confirmed his departure from LIV Golf and wants to return to the PGA Tour, setting up a potential move whose terms have yet to be established.

Rahm said he left LIV Golf because there were too many unknowns and because he believed the circuit was moving away from team golf toward a more conventional tournament format, according to BBC News.

His route back to the PGA Tour could involve penalties. Sky Sports reported that Rahm said he would probably accept them, while also expressing doubt that he would receive terms comparable to those reportedly associated with Brooks Koepka. He said he would accept such terms if they were offered.

Yahoo Sports reported that the PGA Tour had previously said there would be no special return for LIV players. The specific penalties and eligibility conditions for Rahm have not been established, and the timing and terms of any potential return remain unknown.

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  1. Sky SportsRahm uncertain about PGA Tour future after LIV Golf exit
  2. Yahoo SportsJon Rahm would accept Brooks Koepka-like terms for PGA Tour return
  3. EL PAÍSJon Rahm confirma su salida de LIV y pide volver al PGA Tour
  4. BBC NewsRahm was not 'willing to follow' LIV 2.0 path