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Rory McIlroy: if LIV golfers don’t want to rejoin PGA Tour, ‘that says something about you’

The six-time major champion said he is not against the return of players from the Saudi-backed circuit, saying it would be ‘just good business’ for the PGA Tour

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theguardian.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Rory McIlroy: if LIV golfers don’t want to rejoin PGA Tour, ‘that says something about you’

The six-time major champion said he is not against the return of players from the Saudi-backed circuit, saying it would be ‘just good business’ for the PGA Tour

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bbc.com1 mesi fa

LIV Golf: Rory McIlroy says players returning to PGA Tour would be 'good business'

Rory McIlroy says bringing back LIV Golf defectors would be "good business" for the PGA Tour amid doubts over the future of the breakaway series.

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  1. sabato 9 maggio 2026·bbc.com

    LIV Golf: Rory McIlroy says players returning to PGA Tour would be 'good business'

    Rory McIlroy says bringing back LIV Golf defectors would be "good business" for the PGA Tour amid doubts over the future of the breakaway series.

  2. sabato 9 maggio 2026·theguardian.com

    Rory McIlroy: if LIV golfers don’t want to rejoin PGA Tour, ‘that says something about you’

    The six-time major champion said he is not against the return of players from the Saudi-backed circuit, saying it would be ‘just good business’ for the PGA Tour