McIlroy questions LIV stars’ value
Six-time Major champion Rory McIlroy has come out guns blazing, questioning if top golfers like former world No 1 Jon Rahm and two-time Major winner Bryson DeChambeau had ever "brought value" to LIV Golf. Asked whether LIV's biggest stars should be allowed to return to the PGA Tour – as has been widely rumored – and if they would "bring value," McIlroy was dismissive. "I mean, I would argue, have…
Rory McIlroy, the six-time Major champion, has publicly questioned the value that top golfers like Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau have brought to LIV Golf. McIlroy argued that these players had not contributed significantly to the LIV tour. When asked if these stars should be allowed to return to the PGA Tour, McIlroy dismissed their chances, stating that they would not be welcomed back easily.
He noted that top players had their opportunities to return early in the year, and any future offers would likely not be as lucrative as those given to players like Brooks Koepka. McIlroy expressed skepticism about any potential "2.0" version of LIV Golf, stating that he doesn't find it right that former LIV stars lose their jobs.
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