Rory McIlroy Proposes Global Golf Tour Amid PGA and LIV Golf Negotiations

McIlroy Warns Golfers to Adapt or Face Prize Money Cuts, Suggests IPL-Like Team Competition

Rory McIlroy, world No 2 golfer, has proposed a 'dream scenario' for a global golf tour, tapping into markets such as Australia, South Africa, and Japan.
McIlroy suggests that the PGA Tour needs to think internationally and spread its wings to increase its revenues, which currently stand at about $2.3 billion.
He has also suggested a team competition similar to cricket's Indian Premier League, which could take place over a few months.
McIlroy has warned fellow professionals that unless they are prepared to give up their 'independent contractor' status and play where they are told, the booming prize money will dramatically fall.
Despite his previous criticism of LIV Golf, McIlroy now sees its potential benefits if done in a different way and has expressed regret for being too judgmental of those who joined the LIV Tour early on.