Rory McIlroy says he would support welcoming former LIV Golf players back to major professional tours, including the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour, though he would do so with conditions. The comments come as he competes in the DP World Tour’s Indian Championship in New Delhi.
Across outlets, McIlroy’s message is consistent: he believes the LIV breakaway is no longer the kind of threat it once was to the established tours. He also frames his position as pragmatic rather than confrontational, suggesting that players who left should be allowed back rather than remain permanently excluded.
One report highlights that McIlroy would vote for LIV players to be brought back to the DP World Tour, while another emphasizes his view that the PGA Tour return of LIV members should be permitted going forward. The outlets differ mainly in how they describe the mechanisms—whether a vote, a policy approach, or “allowing” returns—but they agree on his overall stance and the idea that re-integration is possible under set terms.
