Rory McIlroy Urges PGA Tour to Protect Scottish Open's Future

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Rory McIlroy has cautioned the PGA Tour about the future of the Scottish Open under its new two-tier format starting in 2028.
The proposed system may make top players ineligible for the national open, prompting calls for exceptions.

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Rory McIlroy has cautioned the PGA Tour about the future of the Scottish Open under its new two-tier format starting in 2028. The proposed system may make top players ineligible for the national open, prompting calls for exceptions.

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