Rory McIlroy Given the change of late schedule in front of the master and the latest Grand Slam offer at Augusta National | Golf news
Rory McIlroy admitted that he was still hesitant to attack his pre-prime minister on the eve of the latest bid to end the Grand Slam career next month on masters.
McIlroy will again be among the favorites before the tournament for the introductory major of the year, live from 10th to 13th April on Sky SportsWhere the victory would see that he became just a sixth player of men – and first from Tiger Woods – to finish Grand Slam in his career.
Northern Irishman remains without a great victory from his 2014 PGA Championship, the same year, when he registered the first of the seven best careers in Masters at Masters, and McIlroy Tinkering with his schedule in recent years ahead of the big season.
McIlroy will appear in Arnold Palmer Invitational and Florida players in the next two weeks, Both live on Sky SportsAlthough it is still necessary to elaborate on where – or if – again it will turn it off before moving towards the masters.
“I still make a decision,” McIlroy said in front of Arnold Palmer Invitational. “I’ll play for the next two weeks. I’ll see the next two weeks go by, and then I will somehow reconsider.
“I don’t like the idea of going to masters for three weeks, so I can add one event, but I’m still between what it might be.
“It really just depends on how these two weeks go and how I feel about my game. I would imagine that I would add an event that leads there, it just depends on whether it is Houston [Houston Open] or the dream of Antonio [Texas Open]. “
The masters are currently the only opportunity for players from the PGA Tour and the Liv Golf League to compete with each other, and there is still no resolution for the golfers to return and reunite the men’s game.
Woods said earlier that a man’s game can “heal quickly” With the interference of President Donald Trump, although Commissioner PGA Tour Jay Monahan warned that he did not see the contract next week, which was completed on time for their leading event on TPC Sawgrass.
“I think tango needs two,” McIlroy added, after they were asked to give their views on reunification attempts. “If one party is willing and ready and the other is not, it somehow makes it difficult.
“I have been thinking a lot about it a few years ago, but less now. You can create the exemption categories you are trying to capture who you want to catch. You know, the main winners in the last three years, plus players champions, I don’t know. But yes, no, my department.
“I don’t think it never felt so close, but it doesn’t seem closer to. “
McIlroy later explained: “I think the narrative around Golf would welcome the agreement in the sense that all the best players again together with the PGA Tour does not need a contract. I think the momentum is quite strong. TV TV. [viewing figures] It was good, hopefully TGL was quite additive to the overall situation.
“The landscape may have looked a little different than now in the last few weeks. I mean [a deal] He would still be an ideal scenario for golf as a whole, but from a pure pga tour perspective, I think he needs it. “
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