Report: ‘Things in Works’ to prevent or deterres to Rory Mciclroy, others from skipping event playoffs

Rory McIlroy is the only absence from the 32-man Fedex St. Jude Jude, PGA Tour’s Payoff opener on the TPC of Southwind in Memphis.

McIlroy, in the second in the points behind Scottie Scheffer, is already guaranteed to qualify for the BMW Championship and Tourist Championship. And although the first 30 players in points after the BMW exits the FedExCup Bonus pool, McIlroy has a pillow for almost 900,000 points on No. 3 Sepp Back while he is older than 1.3 million points shy Scheffler. In other words, McIlroy skipping one playoff should not affect his standing too, if at all. In addition, it has already collected $ 10 million in Sunday on Sunday.

Points are also pointless after the players arrive in the eastern lake, which was returned to traditional, 30-man walk.

But is that what tours wants – the stars decide not to appear in the playoffs?

Peter Malnati, director of the player on the Rule for the Tour Rule, said GolfweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEes that “very concerned” About Mcilroy’s giving up memphis.

Malnati also hinted to change the rule of potential, which would require qualified players to compete in the playoffs. McIlroy is not the only player to skip such an event during the year; Tiger Woods did just that for inaugural playoffs in 2007. years.

“I think there are things in the paper, and I will leave it on it,” said Malnati in Golfweek.

He added Jordan Spieth, a former director, in the same report: “You may have 1-2 guys for that event, but I won’t be a matter of the world’s best players. They try to figure out not to skip both and ideally.”

Winners of Fedx St. Jude and BMW receive 2,000 points per piece, compared to 750 for Major, 700 for signature events, 500 for regular entire terrain events and 300 for additional events. If no. 70 Matti Schmid won Sunday in Memphis, could move all the way to the third in points.