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Rory: Other players balked over return to board
Rory McIlroy’s potential return to the PGA Tour policy board has been met with resistance from certain players. Sources reveal that several top players expressed concerns about his return, citing his previous criticisms of the Tour.
One player reportedly stated, “I think it would be a mistake to bring him back. He’s made it clear he doesn’t agree with the way the Tour is run. Why give him a voice in policy decisions?”
McIlroy has been an outspoken critic of the PGA Tour in recent months, particularly regarding the emerging LIV Golf Series. His comments have alienated some players who believe his return to the board would create a divisive atmosphere.
Despite the resistance, it remains uncertain whether these concerns will deter McIlroy from pursuing a return to the policy board. He has not yet officially announced his intentions, but sources indicate he is considering the possibility.
