Rory McIlroy has renewed his feud with LIV Golf boss Greg Norman, amid his fight to return to the world No. 1 spot. He could become the world's top golfer once more this week if the leaderboard falls his way at the CJ Cup in South Carolina.
The Northern Irishman has been absent from the spot for the last two years, having previously spent 106 weeks at world No. 1. But with a return to the summit in sight, McIlroy was quizzed on a potential return and the length of time he was hoping to stay there.
In the answer, the four-time major champion had time to take a sly dig at LIV CEO Norman - who spent 331 weeks in top spot during his playing career - by looking to better the Australian's stay by one.
