Rory McIlroy, who has seemingly gone back and forth on his LIV Golf stance, most recently has stated that he believes the PGA Tour and LIV need to work together.
“I believe there is no more time to waste… PGA Tour and LIV will have to find a compromise and speak for the sake of our sport. I don’t know when this can happen, certainly not tomorrow, but of course we will have to find an agreement.”
“Golf is a small reality, it is not football where inside it large worlds such as Serie A, the Champions League, FIFA or UEFA coexist with each other. So, even more so, we need to stick together and find a way to ensure that in the future there are no splits like the one we are witnessing today.”
Greg Norman, who has been at odds with McIlroy over the Irishman’s propensity to take shots at the LIV Golf CEO, took to social media yesterday to share a similar sentiment.
However, the “dead in the water” comment that started the tweet was a bit of a subtle jab at McIlroy.
At the 2022 Genesis Invitational, Rory made the claim after Dustin Johnson and Bryson DeChambeau made statements about staying on the PGA TOUR.
“Yeah, who’s left? Who’s left to go? I mean, there’s no one. It’s dead in the water in my opinion. I just can’t see any reason why anyone would go.”
