Six-time winner Joost Luiten is pleased the DP World Tour has rejected LIV Golf's attempt to pay off the fines of Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton.

Jon Rahm has literally made the most of his first year with LIV Golf, where he's earned more than $34 million.

Jon Rahm ended his first year in the LIV Golf League by closing with a 4-under 66 to win the final individual event Sunday and the season points title with its $18 million bonus. Rahm missed a pair of short birdie putts on the back nine that kept Joaquin Niemann and Sergio Garcia in the mix.

Jon Rahm did just enough Sunday to hold off Joaquin Niemann and Sergio Garcia for the victory at LIV Golf Chicago, the final individual event on the schedule this year. The win ends a winding year for Rahm in which he was great at LIV Golf events but not so great at major championships.

When Jon Rahm made his highly-publicized move to LIV Golf last December, it is unlikely he pictured the following scenario—that he would claim the league’s season-long individual championship at LIV Golf Chicago on the same day that Rory McIlroy would be trying to win the DP World Tour’s Irish Open at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland,

Jon Rahm has every reason to be pleased with his season after winning LIV Golf Chicago and the Individual Championship. However, he had much to say about other golfers, especially his teammate Kieran Vincent, who was relegated from LIV Golf following the final event of the season.

Jon Rahm got a significant payday following the conclusion of his debut season with LIV Golf. The golfer won the final individual event of the season

Spanish golfer Jon Rahm shot a 4-under 66 Sunday to win the LIV Golf Chicago event and $4 million in prize money. The victory also clinched the year-end individual title and $18 million bonus for Rahm in his first season on the Saudi Arabia-backed golf tour.

In an attempt to allow its players to compete on the DP World Tour, the LIV Golf League tried to negotiate a deal to pay players' fines while offering other monetary payouts and concessions from the league,

LIV Golf attempted to strike a deal with the DP World Tour over fines Jon Rahm faces for skipping events in favor of LIV, but the World Tour turned it down.