Rory McIlroy comments on whether golfers should be obliged to speak to the media, expressing frustration with what he describes as “circus” behaviour linked to Bryson DeChambeau. In the lead-up to and around The Open, McIlroy says he finds DeChambeau entertaining in general and acknowledges that he is engaging for audiences. However, he indicates that specific media and attention surrounding DeChambeau during the tournament has crossed a line for him. The views are presented as McIlroy’s personal perspective rather than a formal proposal, and the articles frame the discussion as part of a broader debate about how golfers interact with reporters and how much coverage certain personalities receive. While the reports focus on McIlroy’s comments, they do not detail any rule change or official decision by governing bodies. Instead, they highlight his stance that media obligations and the prominence of particular figures can become distracting or excessive in the context of major championships.