LPGA Q-School Chaos & Rahm’s LIV Exit - November 4th, 2026

On November 4th, 2026, we break down the costly logistical nightmare at the LPGA Q Series, Jon Rahm's multi-million dollar LIV Golf separation, and the latest Tiger Woods rumors ahead of the World Wide Technology Championship. LPGA TOUR / Q SERIES Swamp-like conditions at Plantation Golf and Country Club forced a disastrous postponement of the LPGA Q Series Stage Two, leaving players stranded, furious, and out thousands of dollars with no backup plan in place. Gigi Stoll racked up $8,159 in expenses, stating, "There should always be a Plan B," while Maria Fassi called the Tour's $1,000 refund an admission of guilt. Conditions were so bad that Hailee Cooper noted players were losing golf balls right in the middle of the fairway. LIV GOLF / JON RAHM Jon Rahm is reportedly forfeiting millions to legally separate from LIV Golf and orchestrate a return to the PGA Tour by 2027, signaling a massive shift in the professional golf landscape. Rahm is willing to accept his fate, saying, "If I got offered exactly the same penalties as him [Brooks Koepka] I probably would do it yes." Amidst the billion-dollar boardroom drama, Rahm is celebrating a major personal milestone: the recent birth of his daughter, Begoña. TIGER WOODS & CHAMPIONS TOUR Tiger Woods is making waves off the course with his Sun Day Red brand and sparking massive rumors about a potential move to the senior circuit to utilize carts and chase USGA records. Steven Alker revealed Tiger "seriously wants to come out" to the Champions Tour, while TaylorMade CEO David Abeles noted Tiger's hands-on design approach ("DA you guys get me"). The Sun Day Red logo features 15 stripes for his major wins and cleverly hides the letters 'S' and 'C' for his children, Sam and Charlie. PGA TOUR / WWT CHAMPIONSHIP The World Wide Technology Championship tees off tomorrow at Tiger's El Cardonal course, where defending champion Ben Griffin looks to replicate his -29 record amidst intense FedEx Cup Fall bubble drama. The pressure is on as Tony Finau plummets to #109 after missing the cut, and Mackenzie Hughes sits at #101, fighting to secure their status. Keep an eye on 21-year-old phenom Jackson Koivun, currently sitting at #69 and gunning for a coveted spot in the Next Ten. Quick Hits 69-year-old Bernhard Langer's 17-year streak ends as he misses the Schwab Cup finale, though he insists, "I still have goals to win tournaments." • Epson Tour GM Jody Brothers admitted "No we did not do that" regarding finding alternate Q Series courses. • Tiger Woods is officially slated to make his TGL return on December 27th. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.