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Rory dismisses report of $850M offer by LIV

Rory dismisses report of $850M offer by LIV

Rory McIlroy has dismissed a report that he was offered $850 million by LIV Golf. The PGA Tour loyalist called the claim “ludicrous” and emphasized his commitment to the Tour. In a statement, McIlroy said, “I have no interest in playing on a tour that is not sanctioned by the major governing bodies.” This news comes amid ongoing speculation about top golfers potentially joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series. McIlroy’s rejection of the reported offer further underscores the divide between the two tours.

Cink Maintains Lead in Thrilling Season-Ending Champions Finale

Cink Maintains Lead in Thrilling Season-Ending Champions Finale

**Cink Secures Top Spot in Season-Ending Champions Event**

Bernhard Langer, who trailed Cink by just one shot entering the final round, posted a commendable 4-under 68 in the last round but fell short of catching Cink to push for a playoff.

Cink, having triumphed in two of this season’s five playoff events, closed the week at 18-under 198, leading Langer by a single stroke.

Reflecting on his performance, Cink remarked, “It’s been a stellar year. I’ve maintained a high level of play throughout the season, showcasing consistency and granting myself numerous opportunities to emerge victorious. It’s truly satisfying to clinch a couple of wins and wrap up the year on a high note.”

This victory marks Cink’s first triumph since the 2009 Open Championship and his second win on the PGA Tour Champions this season.

For his achievement, Cink received $450,000 and ascended to the second position in the Charles Schwab Cup standings, with Langer retaining the top spot