Rory McIlroy believes that revamping the Ryder Cup’s payment structure could significantly “alter the dynamic” of this iconic team competition.
Traditionally, the Ryder Cup is celebrated as a “no-fee” event, a partnership between the PGA of America and Ryder Cup Europe, with all profits funneled into promoting golf globally.
Yet, McIlroy contends that introducing prize money for players would create an enticing “incentive” and truly “change the dynamic” of the tournament.
“If you’re playing for a lot of money, it changes the mindset,” McIlroy emphasized. “It can only enhance [the Ryder Cup].
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