‘I don’t feel there’s any risk’: Rory McIlroy confident in UAE safety ahead of Abu Dhabi Championship
Dubai: Rory McIlroy has insisted he feels completely safe competing in the UAE despite ongoing uncertainty across the wider Middle East, as the Northern Irish golfer prepares for this week's Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. Speaking to the media ahead of the tournament, which takes place at Yas Links from November 5-8, McIlroy addressed concerns surrounding travel to the region and explained why he…
Rory McIlroy, the world No 3, has expressed his confidence in competing at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship, despite concerns from some top players about safety in the region. The English golfer, who is currently third in the Race to Dubai standings, stated that he does not believe he would feel unsafe, even if an air space were closed. McIlroy, who has won 14 trophies in the UAE, highlighted his strong record at the Abu Dhabi Golf Club, noting that he has been in contention at the tournament 10 of 14 times he has played.
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