Rory McIlroy responds to Kevin Kisner's cash-grab remark at DP World India Championship
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 18, 2026, 6:01 PM
Last updated Oct 18, 2026

Rory McIlroy addressed Kevin Kisner's claim that his participation in the DP World India Championship was solely for financial gain. McIlroy's remarks came during a press interaction at the tournament, directly challenging Kisner's assertion. The comment reflects ongoing discussions in the golf community regarding player motivations and the lucrative nature of certain events. The tournament is currently taking place in India, though specific competitive details have not been disclosed.
- •Rory McIlroy participated in the DP World India Championship.
- •McIlroy dismissed Kisner's cash-grab accusation directly.
- •The tournament is currently ongoing in India.
- •This incident is part of broader conversations about motivations in professional golf.
- 6:01 PMGolf.com — 'How would he know?': Rory McIlroy dismisses Kevin Kisner's cash-grab claim
"At the DP World India Championship, Rory McIlroy dismissed Kevin Kisner's suggestion that he had made the trip just for the money. The post ‘How would he know?’: Rory McIlroy dismisses Kevin Kisner’s cash-grab claim appeared first on Golf.
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