Rory McIlroy is planning to cut back on his playing schedule from 2025 onwards, but the four-time major champion is also hoping to see some significant changes within the game

Rory McIlroy has made it clear he is not averse to change, having announced he will be playing a reduced schedule from 2025 and called for a number of rule changes in golf

Rory McIlroy collected his 27th career PGA Tour win at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Here's all of his Tour titles.

Rory McIlroy has confirmed he will play a reduced schedule in 2025 after admitting he "hit a bit of a wall" last year - and the Northern Irishman has a number of rule changes he would like to see impl

"I thought a couple of them were pointed at me a little bit because TGL, Race to Dubai, non-PGA TOUR events," Rory McIlroy said about Charlie Hoffman letter.

McIlroy’s victory marks the third time he has won in his season debut on the PGA Tour. Currently ranked No. 3 in the world, McIlroy said Saturday after his bogey-free round of 65 that he’ll use this week as a jumping-off point for the thick of the season and the four major championships.

When it comes to Charley Hoffman's letter to his fellow PGA Tour players, apparently, Rory McIlroy got the memo. And the four-time major champ had a few things to say in response. For those just catching up,

McIlroy responded to a recent memo that Charley Hoffman sent his fellow PGA Tour members over the weekend, in which Hoffman took a shot, seemingly, at McIlroy.

Rory McIlroy has responded to a letter sent by Charley Hoffman to PGA Tour members, in which the four-time PGA Tour winner criticised players for cutting back their schedules while still playing elsew

The PGA Tour has been good to golf superstar Rory McIlroy over the years, but the Northern Irishman has plenty of ideas when it comes to changes he'd make to improve the sport

Charley Hoffman called out the PGA Tour's top players in a pointed memo because he believes they need to do more to help "support the brand." The post PGA Tour veteran explains why he called out top players in pointed memo appeared first on Golf.