Jon Rahm has dropped out of the world's top 50 for the first time in five years, having previously been ranked No.1 for 52 weeks before joining LIV Golf.

Rahm made the groundbreaking decision to leave the PGA Tour and join the LIV Golf Tour in December 2023, and his career has suffered

Jon Rahm has dropped out of the world's top 50 golfers for the first time in nearly eight years following his switch to LIV Golf, with the Spaniard currently ranked 52nd

Former world No.1 Jon Rahm has previously taken aim at golf's world ranking system and the LIV star has now fallen to 52nd after a tricky 2024 when it came to the majors

LIV Golf championship win has shown more than ever there's still plenty of work to do as the latest set of Official World Golf Rankings were released

Jon Rahm reached an unwanted low this week after dropping out of the world's top 50 for the first time since early 2017. The Spaniard was World No.1 this time two years ago but now finds himself 52nd in the Official World Golf Ranking - a system he has been critical of in the past.

In his career, Jon Rahm has spent a good 52 weeks looking down on everyone. A leadership that could have lasted even longer if, at the end of 2023, he had not chosen to say goodby