RORY McILROY will not be altering his US-based schedule – despite the landmark changes to the new-look European Tour.
The Tour announced last week they will be rebranding to become the DP World Tour ahead of the next campaign after their long-term partner agreed a recordbreaking deal that will see annual prize money rise to £147m.
All events on the schedule will have a minimum prize fund of £1.5m, while the DP World Tour Championship will rise to £7.4m.
But it seems that the lucrative new plan is not enough to lure McIlroy away from his heavily US-based programme.
The four-time Major winner said: “I live in America.
“That’s where I’m going to play the majority of my golf.
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