Rory McIlroy adds the context Charley Hoffman’s letter: ‘speaks to himself’

How did Rory McIlroy celebrate his victory on Sunday at AT & T pebble beach Pro-am?

He was the wheels in less than three hours after his final time left, stored two double doubts from unexplored, polished a couple of bottles of wine and eventually landed on the beach in western palm trees, in Florida, about 1 hour local time. His on Monday involved the exercise and some practice, and by Tuesday night he was in the Sofia Center for the Second TGL game of his team.

It’s not a lot of stalemate, but it’s what McIlroy, who also kicked out his dwk tour season in Dubai, signed up for.

So, if Charley Hoffman has a problem with that, says McIlroy, so whether it is; In McIlroy’s eyes, his participation outside the traditional PGA tour is an additive on the PGA tour, not non-pretective.

Hoffman sent a letter to his colleagues PGA tourist members over the weekend. The necessity for noting is still uncertain, as the comments of Hoffman mostly repeated what Justin Thomas shared with his peers a few weeks ago, including the topic of slow reproduction and an obligation to broadcast partners. Hoffman also criticized the field on pebbly, seemingly upset that two players in Aon Swing already earned their place through last year’s final FedExCUP, while Hoffman, six in the swing. And he closed his letter by shooting at the PGA Tour Profes, which, Hoffman felt, support as many tournaments as I can.

“If we really take care of strengthening our tour, we should support as many PGA tours as we can,” Hoffman wrote. “Many of you constantly say you want to play less events, but you still find time for Dubai and other non-pga tours events and it will continue regarding the size of the field. The best competition occurs when the best players go to head in a deep, competitive field. Not in small, limited events that leave deserving players on the outer side. “

McIlroy could not help, but he noticed himself as a goal.

“I thought that few (Hoffman’s arguments) pointed out me a little,” McIlroy said, “because TGL, a race in Dubai, a non-PGA tour I did in December, I vocals not wanting to play quite so much, So it seemed like he pointed out to me. “

And so, McIlroy felt the need on Tuesday evening to contextualize what Hoffman said.

“I think the thing he forgot to mention is the PGA Tour possesses 20% of TGL, so he criticizes his product,” McIlroy explained. “They also have a good piece of European tourism productions, so I thought some of the elements were fine, dealing with some issues. He criticized Aon Swing. And he talks about himself. …

“Look, what every player has to do is take care of yourself. We need to do what is best for your own individual careers and yes, at the back of our minds, try to do everything we can to help the tour but I think the best way to get for Any of us for helping up and playing the best we can. “