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Rory McIlroy reveals he had conversation with Cameron Smith amid LIV Golf speculation

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Prior to the start of this month’s FedEx Cup playoffs, Cameron Smith declined to address rumors circulating about a potential deal to sign with LIV Golf.However, on Wednesday, 21-time PGA Tour winner Rory McIlroy revealed he recently had a conversation with Smith to ensure he was "completely informed" before making the jump to the rival Saudi-backed circuit. 

During a press conference to announce significant changes to the Tour’s 2023 schedule, McIlroy said he spoke with the 2022 British Open champion after his win to ensure he made an informed decision – regardless of what it might be. 

Cameron Smith, of Australia, walks off the sixth tee during the third round of the St. Jude Championship golf tournament, Saturday, Aug. 13, 2022, in Memphis, Tennessee.  (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

"I had a conversation with Cameron Smith two days after the Open." he told reporters, via Golf Monthly. "Firstly I wanted to congratulate him, but also, guys that are thinking one way or another, honestly I don’t care if they leave or not, it’s not gonna make a difference to me, but I would at least like people to make a decision that is completely informed and basically know this is what’s coming down the pipeline, this is what you may be leaving behind." 

PGA TOUR ANNOUNCES SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO 2023 SCHEDULE AMID LIV GOLF THREAT

On Wednesday, PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan revealed significant changes to the Tour that will see the top players commit to a 20-tournament schedule with major financial incentives. 

Fans will now be able to see the top players compete against one another in at least 17 tournaments a year in a schedule featuring $20 million purses,

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