Rory McIlroy, a vocal critic of LIV Golf, told Bloomberg he would vote to allow LIV players to return to the PGA Tour, arguing that the circuit’s financial resources were misused and that it no longer threatens traditional tours. He also noted recent departures like Jon Rahm and reflected on the personal impact of the split.
Rory McIlroy remained in the Race to Dubai hunt with a five‑under 67 in round two of the BMW PGA Championship, leaving him four shots off the lead held by Ryan Gerard. The Northern Irish star capitalised on a strong back‑nine, while rivals such as Patrick Reed withdrew and several big names missed the cut.
Rory McIlroy posted a one‑under‑par 69 in windy, rainy conditions at Trump International Golf Links, leaving him four strokes behind Chilean Joaquin Niemann, who leads after round one of the Irish Open. The result keeps McIlroy in contention to defend his 2025 title and chase a third Irish Open victory.
Rory McIlroy opened the BMW Championship with a six‑under‑par round but could only manage a one‑under‑par 69 in the second round, slipping five shots behind Wyndham Clark. The Northern Irish champion said he would head to the driving range to work on his game after the tough round.
Rory McIlroy commented that Bryson DeChambeau’s participation in the Irish Open would boost the event, even though he admitted he is not particularly fond of the American golfer. He also explained that his interest in the PGA Tour has waned after completing his career Grand Slam.
Rory McIlroy shot a five-under round of 65 in the first day of the Scottish Open, sharing the lead at the Renaissance Club. The event is part of the golf tournament series, with McIlroy’s performance highlighting his strong start.