Jon Rahm caught swearing on hot mic during LIV Golf debut with footage released

In his LIV golf debut at Mayakoba, Jon Rahm made polarizing remarks, including cursing into a hot microphone as he walked onto the course.

John Rahm, member of the Legion

On the 8th hole, Ram misjudged his approach shot as he prepared to putt. Then, on the 18th hole, Ram replied, “F*****! Good luck”. In the midst of frustration, the ball fell into the bunker.

Rahm, who has a $600 million contract with LIV Golf until the end of 2023, birdied five of the first seven holes and fell quickly in high school. I was 7 under par through 15 holes, but it wasn’t enough by the end of the round. Ram halted his momentum and finished the round with a sustained sprint. The offensive photo went viral on social media, garnering mixed reactions. “He and [Tyrrell] Hutton are pure comedy.” One fan wrote in support of Rahm’s expressive personality. Another fan supporting Ram said, “I love him. Step up your game.\”

Opponents were upset that the colorful language was allowed because some see golf as a kid-friendly event. While the Ram was running, complaints were also raised about the quality of the transmission. Frustrated User X: “It’s stylish and family friendly. I’m glad I can’t play golf with my kids. What a world it is.” Another disappointed viewer wrote: “Typical language for this competition. It’s a shame for fans and young viewers. Is this the way to develop games?”

Speaking to the media after his third-place finish, Rahm pointed out the differences between LIV and the PGA Tour. The Saudi-backed organization allowed music to be played on the track to enhance the crowd experience. “It’s definitely a bit of a different vibe, but I really like the music,” Lam said. “It’s not much different than playing at home.”

“A lot of us, especially the ones I play with, have golf carts with really loud speakers,” he continued. “Of course, it was at a lower level compared to before. Yes, it was really good. I was paired with two of the best people you could ever be paired with. Talor and Cam are really good.”

Rahm said Wednesday that the first LIV golf event of the year at Mayakoba Resort began Friday and that the weeks leading up to the LIV merger announcement were difficult. Ultimately, he decided that the team aspect of the organization was an important part of it and that the move was financially sound for him and his family.

The league’s next tournament, LIV Golf Las Vegas, begins in February. At the Las Vegas Country Club from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Rahm and his teammates are expected to join the team in pursuit of a championship later this year.