Rory maroy has found himself at the center of the Fallout between the PGA Tour and live Gulf in recent years but is now Keen to see the dispute finally come to an end Rory mroy has once again revealed that he wants to see unification and men's professional golf between the PGA Tour and live golf and hopes his upcoming match alongside Scotty Sheffer against Brooks Kua and Bryson desimo can help do that the sport has been left torn and two ever since the falling out between the two circuits in 2022 a year on from Li's first ever event that saw players banned from the PGA tour for competing it appeared the two rival sides had finally reached a truce PGA Tour commissioner J manahan announced plans of a framework agreement with the public investment fund of Saudi Arabia piff which would finally bring an end to the dispute between the two Rivals over 15 months on from mon H's shock announcement though the two sides still remain at the negotiation table with a deal still yet to be signed off amid the weight there has been growing frustrations from players and fans alike this has seen some take matters into their own hands after it was confirmed last week that maoy and sheffel will take on kaepa and deso in a PGA Tour versus Liv spin-off later this year ahead of his return to this week's Irish open m mroy was quized on the matchup and further delved into the idea of seeing the sport coming back together I think for the players it is a way to capitalize everything that is going on he told ITV News at Royal County down in a way hopefully it is a sign for things to come I have been beating this drum for the last year that for golf to be as strong as it can be we need all the best players competing against each other more often and not just four times a year at the majors if this match can sort of help along the way in trying to get people back together and to get the best to play against each other more often then hopefully that is a good thing mooy had previously been one of Liv's staunches critics in the Breakaway League's early days but has softened his stance since the turn of the year he initially called on the so-called merger to take place last November telling CNBC at the time I feel like we've got a fractured competitive landscape right now and I would prefer if everyone sort of got back into the same boat I think that's the best thing for golf I would hope when we go through this process the piff are the ones that are involved in the framework agreement obviously there's been other suitors that have been involved and offering their services and their help but hopefully when this is all said and done I sincerely hope that the piff are involved and we can bring the game of golf back together earlier this year the four-time major winner doubled down on the stance calling on those negotiating the deal to speed up the process in order to get the agreement over and done with