Lee Westwood says he hasn't signed for LIV 2.0, while Jon Rahm explains why he wanted no part of the proposed new path.
Lee Westwood has a blunt description of his current status: unemployed. The former world number one says he has not put pen to paper on anything for the proposed LIV 2.0, leaving his future in the breakaway league unresolved.
The Englishman's comments land at a moment of real uncertainty around what the next version of LIV Golf will look like and who will be part of it. Westwood has been one of the circuit's most recognisable veterans, so his open admission that nothing is signed says plenty about how fluid the situation remains.
Meanwhile, two-time major champion Jon Rahm has spoken about his own decision to step away. The Spaniard made clear he did not want to follow the path laid out in the proposed version of LIV, suggesting the direction on offer simply did not appeal to him.
Two big names, two different positions, and one common thread: the league's next chapter is far from settled. Until rosters and formats are confirmed, expect more players to be asked where they stand, and expect plenty more candid answers like Westwood's.
