Rory McIlroy feels like a "sacrificial lamb" in PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger.

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Rory McIlroy, who led a players-only meeting last August to fend off the challenge of Saudi-funded LIV Golf, said he now feels like a "sacrificial lamb" with the PGA Tour becoming partners with Saudi Arabia's enormous wealth fund. McIlroy was in the player meeting where PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan faced heavy criticism from members who wondered why the tour is taking money from the Public Investment Fund and why they weren't made aware. The agreement is for the PGA Tour, the European tour and the Public Investment Fund to merge commercial businesses.
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