LIV Golf future: Lee Westwood 'unemployed' after not re-signing and Jon Rahm unwilling to 'follow the path'
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Former world number one Lee Westwood says he has not signed for LIV 2.0, while two-time major champion Jon Rahm did not want to "follow the path" of the proposed version.
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Lee Westwood tied 14th in last week's Hong Kong Open on the Asian Tour
ByJonathan Jurejko, BBC Sport golf reporter and Mandeep Sanghera, BBC Sport journalist
Published18 minutes ago
Lee Westwood says he has not signed for LIV 2.0 or held talks with the DP World Tour about a return, leaving the European Ryder Cup legend "unemployed" as he considers his future.
The 53-year-old Englishman was among the high-profile players lured to LIV Golf when the controversial Saudi-backed breakaway tour began in 2022.
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