After falling out with the DP World Tour Jon Rahm's place at the next Ryder Cup is in doubt - but he's set the record straight.

Arizona State alum Jon Rahm is confident he will be on the European Ryder Cup team despite an ongoing feud with the DP World Tour.

Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup status is very much up in the air. Just not to Rahm. Earlier this year eight LIV Golf members reached a deal with the DP World Tour to allow the members of the Saudi-backed circuit to play on both leagues.

Jon Rahm was remarkably confident that he'll work out his DP World Tour stalemate in time to play in his favorite events later this year and make the 2027 Ryder Cup team

Jon Rahm said he expects to play in the 2027 Ryder Cup despite refusing to accept the deal that would allow him to play LIV Golf events as well as DP World Tour events without being fined.

For Jon Rahm, a lifetime commitment doesn't just stay on the golf course but extends into his family life with wife Kelley and their three kids

Augusta National is the most famous golf course on earth. Part of what makes The Masters so special is that we return to the same hallowed ground every year.

The couple met at Arizona State University and were married in Bilbao in 2019. They have three children together.