Jon Rahm may not have entered the winner's circle in 2025, but he nevertheless finished atop the leaderboard in one place where it mattered: LIV Golf's season-long race. For the second straight year,

For the second time in as many years with the league, Jon Rahm has stormed from behind to steal LIV Golf's season-long individual championship.

With a masterful final round, Jon Rahm clinched the individual LIV Golf title in Indianapolis for the second year in a row, pocketing the lucrative $18 million bonus

Ahead of LIV Golf Indianapolis, Bryson DeChambeau reflected on Jon Rahm's dominance, admitting he underestimated the Spaniard's consistency.

Although Niemann has celebrated five times this season, there is still a possibility that he will lose the throne and Rahm will take the leading position.

For his efforts, Munoz banked the $4 million first-place prize from the $20 million total purse. In addition, he will share in the $3 million team prize (split four ways) as his Torque GC won the team portion of the 2025 LIV Golf Indianapolis event.

Jon Rahm proposed a plan that could help LIV Golf gain OWGR recognition amid ongoing ranking struggles and player frustrations.

Niemann enters the 54-hole tournament with a lead of 12.27 points. Thanks to LIV's well-explained scoring system, Rahm knows exactly what he must do to overtake Niemann and defend his individual championship. Rahm took home a bonus of $18 million last year with his season win.

Exactly what could be different this time around remains unknown, but Jon Rahm offered some suggestions when he spoke with the media Wednesday at the LIV event in Chicago.

Well-known figures of the golf scene reacted, having various predictions when it comes to the end of the season.