Rory McIlroy Gets Honest About Potential PGA Tour Punishment
Summary
Rory McIlroy may not meet the PGA Tour’s rule that requires players to compete in at least 15 events to keep their tour card next season. He plans to play only 14 events before focusing on international golf later this year, but he is in talks with the PGA Tour commissioner to find a solution.Key Facts
- PGA Tour players must play 15 events in a season to keep their tour card for the next year.
- Rory McIlroy will only play 14 PGA Tour events before switching to the DP World Tour in the fall.
- The PGA Tour commissioner can reduce the event requirement for medical or special reasons.
- McIlroy has been in regular communication with PGA Tour commissioner Brian Rolapp since Rolapp started his job.
- They are working together to find a way for McIlroy to keep his tour membership despite playing fewer events.
- McIlroy is not worried about punishment from the PGA Tour.
- McIlroy has been an important player on the PGA Tour for almost 20 years.
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