Rahm posted a 17-under cumulative score at LIV Golf Indianapolis to finish as the runner-up and one stroke back of winner Michael La Sasso.
Analysis:Rahm got off to a slow start by his standards with back-to-back, three-under 67 rounds. He surged up the leaderboard Sunday and was briefly atop the table, only to lose that lead following a bogey on the par-4 first hole. That was the opening that La Sasso needed to capture his first LIV Golf win after the 22-year-old American made birdie on the par-5 18th. Rahm certainly didn't come away empty handed; he entered the week having already locked up the LIV Golf Individual Championship for a third consecutive year, and his efforts in Indianapolis were enough for his Legion XIII team to win the Team Championship in back-to-back years. There's plenty of uncertainty around the future of LIV Golf, and Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and Joaquin Niemann are the biggest names to watch following the conclusion of the breakaway league's 2026 season.
