Rory McIlroy comments on the future of LIV Golf and its financing while competing at the Truist Championship. After shooting a four-under 67, he moves into a share of eighth on five under, four shots behind leader Sungjae Im, according to reports. McIlroy also speaks about the ongoing uncertainty surrounding LIV, including the Saudi Public Investment Fund’s plans to reduce or withdraw funding for the league. In his remarks, he makes a pointed criticism of how LIV is financed, while stopping short of rejecting the concept of LIV players returning to the PGA Tour. McIlroy says that players coming back would be “good business” for the PGA Tour, framing it as beneficial to the tour’s interests rather than as a purely sporting issue. The comments are made against a backdrop of shifting support and questions about LIV’s sustainability, with the PGA Tour’s future landscape depending in part on how individual players and investments move forward.