Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have further shamed LIV Golf after what they did at the US Open
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Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm once again headlined the LIV Golf players at a major championship as they took on the US Open.
The two players are undoubtedly the biggest stars on the Saudi-backed tour, which is incidentally set to lose the funding from its current backers at the end of the season.
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That has placed the entire future of the league in doubt, with the future remaining uncertain for its leading duo.
But Rahm and DeChambeau turned their focus away from LIV Golf this week, heading to Shinnecock Hills to play at the third major championship of 2026.
However, they have collectively managed to further shame their tour after what happened to them over the first two days of the US Open.
Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm further shame LIV Golf at the US Open
The US Open now heads into the weekend, with a long list of current players in contention to lift the trophy on Sunday.
But in another huge blow for LIV Golf, Rahm and DeChambeau are not only not in contention, but have both missed the cut.
It’s a simply disastrous outcome for both players this week, with neither doing enough to make the four-over cut line in Long Island.
DeChambeau came closest betweem then on five-over, having carded rounds of 70 and 75 on Thursday and Friday respectively.
And his fellow two-time major winner Rahm finished one shot further back on six-over after his hugely disappointing rounds of 68 and 78.
To make matters worse for the pair and the league they represent, neither took time to speak to the media after their early exits.
And that is a really bad look for the two superstars, particularly given that they are both former champions of the US Open.
Photo by Cliff Hawkins/Getty ImagesBryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm’s fall from grace is a shame
It’s a really challenging time for LIV Golf, which is rapidly losing any respect it had left within the golfing world.
Their star duo had a fantastic chance to reduce that decline at Shinnecock Hills, or at least distract from it, but both have now failed dramatically.
Rahm and DeChambeau are clearly shadows of their former selves right now, with their fall from grace ultimately such a shame.
The Spaniard and the American now have a month to ponder their latest shortcomings until LIV Golf makes its return in the United Kingdom.