McIlroy: Best for the sport of golf if I win The Open

• Rory McIlroy accepts it would be best for the sport of golf.
• Happened to win The 150th Open however said on Tuesday.
• LIV Invitational Series if they somehow happened to guarantee the Claret Jug.

McIlroy has been one of the PGA Tour’s most vocal allies and one of the golf’s in structure players coming out from the shadows.

The picture of a golf player from the breakaway circuit lifting the prized prize in the Sunday nightfall at the Home of Golf would be a strong one and a showcasing upset for the LIV Series which has marked itself as the new period for golf.

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That guarantee would experience the ill effects of the LIV Series were to leave with golf’s most renowned prize.

“Childishly, for my purposes, indeed, I figure it would be better for the game,” McIlroy told correspondents. “However, by the day’s end, everybody that is here has a similar chance to go out there and attempt to win a Claret Jug, paying little mind to what Tour they play on or anything that is.

“I won’t resent anybody on the off chance that they win the Claret Jug and they play on an unexpected Tour in comparison to I play.”

The four-times significant victor has not been bashful about imparting his insights about the LIV Series going after a portion of the people who have leaped to the huge cash circuit and CEO Greg Norman, a two times

Open top dog who has been told by coordinators the Royal and Ancient to remain away so as not to divert from the 150th commemoration festivities.

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With two wins this season and top 10 completions at the three majors, including a second place result at the Masters, McIlroy is likewise viewed as the man to beat at St. Andrews.

“I’m playing great. I’m in great structure,” he said. “My trust in my game is pretty much as high as it’s been in a surprisingly long time.

“I can’t go in here feeling that this may be my time. I simply need to go out and play a great competition.

“To hear your name and victor of the gold award, Champion Golfer of the Year, it’s what lies under the surface for dreams.”