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No quick fix to heal LIV split - Rory
Coventry Telegraph
|November 28, 2025
Rory Mcllroy doesn't see any quick resolution over the split with LIV golfers
RORY Mcllroy doubts the fracture in golf will be repaired as the “irrational” spending of the LIV series has created such a gulf in the sport.
There had been hopes the acrimonious split which occurred when the Saudi breakaway league lured away many of the top stars with huge contracts in 2021 could be healed when a merger was proposed.
But over two and a half years after that was mooted, the two parties appear to be no closer to a resolution.
“You see some of these other sports that have been fractured for so long,” Mcllroy told CNBC's CEO Council Forum.
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