In a shocking turn of events, Jon Rahm's name has been erased from the TGL website. Furthermore, his name is missing from the league's social media pages and the list of players competing in the inaugural season.The TGL is a highly anticipated, tech-infused league launched by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's co-founded TMRW Sports. Rahm was one of the first golfers to sign up for the TGL, which starts in January next year.The TGL released the rules and the league's format on Tuesday, October 31, along with the players participating in the inaugural season. Surprisingly, Rahm's name was not found on the 24-player roster.Rahm later clarified on X (formerly called Twitter) that he had pulled out of the inaugural season of TGL as he was not able to give the required commitment to the league.The Spaniard's departure from the TGL will be a setback for the league, as he has been in top form and is currently one of the most popular players.The players finalized for the opening season of the TGL are:Tiger WoodsRory McIlroyPatrick CantlayXander SchauffeleMatt FitzpatrickMax HomaWyndham ClarkTom KimTyrrell HattonTommy FleetwoodCam YoungKeegan BradleyCollin MorikawaRickie FowlerJustin ThomasSahith TheegalaLucas GloverShane LowryJustin RoseAdam ScottMin Woo LeeBilly HorschelKevin KisnerSo far, the TGL has announced five out of six teams' names, along with their owners. Here are the five teams announced:Atlanta Drive GC: Arthur M. Blank of AMB Sports and EntertainmentBoston Common Golf: John Henry, Tom Werner, Mike Gordon, and Fenway Sports Group (Boston Red Sox, Liverpool FC, Pittsburgh Penguins, RFK Racing)Los Angeles Golf Club: Alexis Ohanian (Angel City FC), Seven Seven Six, Serena Williams, and Venus Williams Antetokounmpo brothers Alex Morgan, Servando Carrasco, and Michelle Wie West are the limited partners.TGL New York: Steven A. Cohen of Cohen Private VenturesTGL San Francisco: Marc Lasry's Avenue Sports Fund and Stephen Curry, along with co-investors Andre Iguodala and Klay ThompsonSo far, Justin Thomas has been signed by Atlanta Drive GC, while Los Angeles Golf Club has signed Collin Morikawa.How has Jon Rahm performed in the 2022–23 PGA Tour season?The 28-year-old Spaniard had a memorable 2022–23 season, where he ended up winning four titles on the PGA Tour, including the Masters. He also finished runner-up at the Open Championship. He was part of the winning European squad at the Ryder Cup, too. Currently, he's placed third in the Original World Golf Rankings.Here's a look at Jon Rahm's performance in the 2022–23 season:THE CJ CUP in South Carolina: T4Hero World Challenge: T8Sentry Tournament of Champions: 1The American Express: 1Farmers Insurance Open: T7WM Phoenix Open: 3The Genesis Invitational: 1Arnold Palmer Invitational: T39THE PLAYERS Championship: W/DWorld Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play: T31Masters Tournament: 1RBC Heritage: T15Mexico Open at Vidanta: 2PGA Championship: T50the Memorial Tournament: T16U.S. Open: T10Travelers Championship: CUTThe Open Championship: T2FedEx St. Jude Championship: T37BMW Championship: T31TOUR Championship: T18Ryder Cup: 1