The Spanish pair of Puig and Rahm are the only two LIV Golfers under-par, with some notable names missing the weekend in Philadelphia

Instead, Jon Rahm took a breath. He tapped in, shook hands with Andrew Putnam, and walked through the crowd, across the practice green, into scoring, his pace deliberate but unhurried. Someone who understands that how you absorb punishment is its own form of scoring.

That's the most important thing to Rolapp, and while he certainly understands that Rahm and DeChambeau are great players, if they're holding active major titles and beating the likes of Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler in the process, it undoubtedly shifts the possible negotiations.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Another Masters Tournament is in the books, and what a championship we just witnessed. Rory McIlroy successfully defended his title at Augusta National, but it was not without its drama ...

The Masters tees off today at Augusta, and if you’re looking for a golfer who checks every single box needed to contend here, it’s Jon Rahm. This is one of those events where course history and fit matter more than anywhere else, and Rahm might have ...