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Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau Agree That a PGA Tour-LIV Golf Deal is Unlikely
- McIlroy says unification would be better for golf but unlikely given recent years’ dynamics.
- DeChambeau notes mutual concessions are needed before any deal, predicting neither side will yield quickly.
- Leaders on both tours have changed recently, slowing any potential framework for unity.
- Both tours are pursuing changes to the competitive structure despite stalled merger talks.
- McIlroy emphasizes traditional golf structure while acknowledging the financial realities of LIV.
- DeChambeau foresees long-term growth for golf if the two tours eventually align.
- NBC and other broadcasters have renewed attention on the potential unification layout and its impact.
- Observers see ongoing financial and regulatory pressures as key barriers to a deal.
- Both players acknowledge international growth as a potential long-term outcome.
- Analysts note leadership changes as a factor in stalled negotiations.
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