Rory McIlroy urges PGA Tour and LIV Golf to "find a compromise" for good of game
McIlroy is now adamant that the PGA Tour and LIV Golf need to find a solution to work together for the "sake of the sport".
Rory McIlroy has called on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to come together for the "sake of the sport" following an interview with Italian publication Golf & Turismo.
McIlroy had been particularly vocal in his criticism of the Saudi-bankrolled LIV Golf Tour following its emergence this summer, but the World No.1 has gradually eased his foot off the gas in recent months.
He has now got to a stage where he wants both CEOs of the PGA Tour (Jay Monahan) and LIV Golf Tour (Greg Norman) to talk for the good of the game.
McIlroy told Golf & Turismo:
McIlroy also revealed when he next expects to see Tiger Woods back in action.
The Northern Irishman recently announced a new company called TMRW Sports with Woods.
Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton was earlier in the week confirmed as one of a number of new investors in the business.
LIV Golf recently concluded its inaugural season at its Team Championship in Miami.
Norman confirmed then that he is open for negotiations to happen with the PGA Tour, should they decide they want to speak.
The Australian said:
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