McIlroy feels like 'sacrificial lamb' |
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Rory McIlroy, the strongest voice against Saudi-funded LIV Golf that caused so much disruption in golf, said Wednesday he now feels like a “sacrificial lamb" with the stunning reversal of the PGA Tour becoming partners with Saudi Arabia's enormous wealth fund. It was McIlroy who helped lead a players-only meeting last August that reshaped the PGA Tour to fend off the challenge of LIV Golf. He has been the loudest critic, a member of the tour's policy board. And he was among the last to hear the news shortly before it broke. “It's hard for me to not sit up here and feel somewhat like a sacrificial lamb, and feeling like I've put myself out there and this is what happens,” McIlroy said at the RBC Canadian Open, where he is the two-time defending champion. |
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Money Leaders: PGA Tour | |||
Rank | Player | Earnings | |
1 | Scottie Scheffler | $14,913,295 | |
2 | Jon Rahm | $14,500,465 | |
3 | Max Homa | $8,573,087 | |
4 | Tyrrell Hatton | $6,695,427 | |
5 | Xander Schauffele | $6,576,597 | |
6 | Patrick Cantlay | $6,505,625 | |
7 | Kurt Kitayama | $6,499,612 | |
8 | Sam Burns | $6,147,899 | |
9 | Wyndham Clark | $6,082,979 | |
10 | Rory McIlroy | $5,939,508 | |
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