By Christopher Powers
Since the birth of his second child on August 10, Jon Rahm has sent just two tweets, one of them a highlight package of some of his shots at the BMW PGA Championship. He’s not much of a social media guy, which, in 2022, is to be commended.

The second tweet came on Wednesday and it came a bit out of nowhere. Rahm’s Twitter account, let’s just say, does not appear to be run by the actual Jon Rahm, which is a common practice for some of the biggest sports stars and celebrities in the world. Many of them employ someone to run their social media accounts and use them for advertisements, important news updates and, occasionally, to show a shred of personality. Not everybody can be Max Homa.

But Rahm felt the need to respond to a Twitter ‘report’ himself on Wednesday, which obviously had to do with LIV Golf, as seemingly everything does in the golf world right now.

An account called LIV Golf Insider (@LIVTracking), which has just 362 followers, claimed in a tweet that Rahm to LIV was a “GO.” “I’ve never been wrong about a LIV signing,” the account wrote. “Just look at my track record.”

The track record, which appears to be non-existent, got off to a rough start when Rahm responded a day later informing the account that he was not, in fact, making the move to the series:

Just to reiterate, this account has zero track record of confirming any players have gone to LIV, which would make him, or her, or it (it being a Twitter bot), 0-for-1.

Of course, Rahm would not be the first player to shoot down a report that he was going to LIV only to end up going to LIV in the future. For now, though, he remains on the side of the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour, which is where he’s been from the very start.

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