Rory McIlroy explains why he doesn’t understand the ‘anger about the golf ball roll back’

Rory McIlroy took to social media to voice his opinion about the current report that the USGA and R&A plan to announce a common golf ball rollback subsequent week.

“I don’t perceive the anger in regards to the golf ball roll again. It’s going to make no distinction in any way to the typical golfer and places golf again on a path of sustainability,” McIlroy wrote. “It’s going to additionally assist deliver again sure expertise within the professional sport which were eradicated over the previous 2 many years.”

I don’t perceive the anger in regards to the golf ball roll again. It’s going to make no distinction in any way to the typical golfer and places golf again on a path of sustainability. It’s going to additionally assist deliver again sure expertise within the professional sport which were eradicated over the previous 2 many years. The people who find themselves upset about this choice shouldn’t be mad on the governing our bodies, they need to be mad at elite professionals and membership/ball producers as a result of they didn’t need bifurcation. The governing our bodies introduced us with that choice earlier this 12 months. Elite professionals and ball producers suppose bifurcation would negatively have an effect on their backside traces, when in actuality, the sport is already bifurcated. You suppose we play the identical stuff you do? They put stress on the governing our bodies to roll it again to a lesser diploma for everybody. Bifurcation was the logical reply for everybody, however but once more on this sport, cash talks.

The four-time main champion stood up for the 2 governing our bodies and instructed followers their anger ought to be directed at elite professionals in addition to the tools producers “as a result of they didn’t need bifurcation.”

McIlroy has been on the frontlines for the PGA Tour in its battle towards LIV Golf for the higher half of the final two years and has been an lively voice within the sport for many of his profession. The 34-year-old not too long ago resigned from his place as a participant director on the Tour’s Coverage Board.