Jon Rahm has accepted full responsibility for his disappointing record in major championships, stating that the fault lies solely with him. The Spanish golfer, who joined LIV Golf in a high-profile move, addressed his recent performances in golf's biggest tournaments during a media availability.
Rahm's comments come as the LIV Golf circuit continues to navigate its place in the professional golf landscape. The two-time major winner acknowledged that his form in the four major championships has not met his own standards since his switch to the Saudi-backed league.
"The fault for my poor major record is mine and mine alone," Rahm said, according to Golf.com. The 29-year-old has not added to his major tally since winning the 2023 Masters, with his best finish in a major since joining LIV being a tie for 27th at the 2024 PGA Championship.
Rahm's candid assessment reflects a player focused on self-improvement rather than external factors. He emphasized that his preparation, execution, and decision-making on the course are the determining factors in major championship success, regardless of which tour he competes on week-to-week.
