Jon Rahm did LIV Golf few favours with his response to being asked whether he would be prepared to put his own money into the league as they seek fresh investment.
The golfing world seems to be no closer to learning what the future holds for LIV, with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia set to walk away at the end of the season.
Ultimately, Scott O’Neil appears to face an uphill battle convincing anyone to part with the significant sums the league is trying to raise.
The frightening amount of money the PIF invested in LIV Golf convinced some huge names to leave the PGA Tour. It is also fair to say that the formation of LIV has had a seismic impact on the game.
But what it did not do is turn LIV into a force that could rival the PGA Tour. Their momentum has completely stalled over the last couple of years.