AUGUSTA, Ga. — The question drew an immediate smirk from Jon Rahm.&nbsp;

“I kind of know where you are in the Official World Golf Ranking,’’ the reporter began Tuesday, “but where do you feel you rank in the world right now?’’&nbsp;

“Where am I in the world rankings at this point?’’ the 30-year-old Spaniard responded, pretty much knowing the answer. “Am I out of the top 100 yet?’’&nbsp;

Informed that he’s still inside the top 100, Rahm said sarcastically, “A couple weeks to go and I’ll be gone.’’&nbsp;

It’s been nearly two years since that famous “framework agreement’’ was made between the rival LIV Golf and PGA Tour, yet no solution appears close. {ai:summary}<p>Jon Rahm humorously acknowledged his ranking in the Official World Golf Ranking during a press conference, expressing skepticism about his position. Despite being informed he remains in the top 100, he quipped about potentially falling out soon.</p><p>#sports</p>

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