Jon Rahm has absolutely no interest in replacing Rory McIlroy on PGA Tour Board
Jon Rahm responds to Rory McIlroy's shock departure from the PGA Tour policy board.
Jon Rahm has confirmed he has absolutely no interest in replacing Rory McIlroy on the PGA Tour policy board following the Northern Irishman's shock resignation.
Rahm, who turned 29 last week, was speaking to the media ahead of his title defence at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai this week, where he bids to win the season-ending tournament for a record fourth time since 2017.
The World No.3 was pressed by reporters if he had any interest to take McIlroy's seat at the PGA Tour table.
But Rahm was quick to shut that down.
Rahm replied:
Rahm might not know the exact reason why the four-time major champoion decided to step down, but here at GolfMagic we have put a feature together on five reasons why McIlroy decided to walk out of the PGA Tour policy board.
One reporter then further quizzed Rahm on the subject, asking him if he was surprised at all by McIlroy's resignation.
Rahm responded sternly:
What do you make of McIlroy's decision to step away from the PGA Tour policy board? Will it see him play even better golf in 2024? Share your thoughts and comments over on the GolfMagic social media channels.
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