Rory McIlroy Is Keeping Things Hush-Hush About The Future Of Men’S Professional Golf. He’S In The Know About The Talks Between The PGA Tour, DP World Tour, And Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, But He’S Not Spilling The Beans. Loose Lips Sink Ships, You Know! The Framework Agreement Was Supposed To Be All Wrapped Up By The End Of The Year, But It Looks Like That Might Not Happen. The PGA Tour Is Also Looking Into Getting Funding From Other Private Equity Sources, Like The Owners Of Liverpool And The Boston Red Sox.
McIlroy, Who’S A Player Director For The PGA Tour, Is Well Aware Of What’S Going On Behind The Scenes. He Mentioned That Any Deal With The Public Investment Fund Would Need The Green Light From The US Government. He’S Optimistic About The Progress Being Made, But He’S Not Giving Away Any Details. He’S Keeping It All Under Wraps Until There’S Something Concrete To Share.
When Asked If He’S Enjoying Being In The Loop, McIlroy Joked That It’S Not Exactly His Idea Of A Good Time. Being On The Board Wasn’T Supposed To Involve All This Secrecy, But That’S Just How Things Are In The World Of Professional Golf These Days.
Despite All The Behind-The-Scenes Drama, McIlroy Is In Dubai For The Season-Ending Event, Where He’S Set To Win His Fifth Race To Dubai Title. He’S A Bit Disappointed About Not Winning A Major Title Since 2014, But He’S Still Feeling Good About His Season. He’S Had Some Solid Performances And Is Looking Forward To Finishing The Year On A High Note And Getting Ready For 2024.