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Status of Rory McIlroy's Endorsements Post-Divorce in 2024
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Rory McIlroy•Erica Stoll•Palm Beach County•Florida•Kentucky•McIlroy•Wells Fargo Championship•Valhalla•PGA Championship•Tiger Woods•Thomas Sasser
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Maintains all major endorsements • 33%
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Press releases from Rory McIlroy and sponsoring companies
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Rory McIlroy Files for Divorce from Wife Erica Stoll After Seven Years, Days Before PGA Championship
May 14, 2024, 06:27 PM
Rory McIlroy has filed for divorce from his wife, Erica Stoll, after seven years of marriage. The court documents were filed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Monday, just days before the 2024 PGA Championship in Kentucky. This development follows McIlroy's recent victory at the Wells Fargo Championship. McIlroy has been seen practicing at Valhalla, the venue for the upcoming PGA Championship, following the news of the divorce. He has expressed a desire for the divorce to be respectful and amicable and is using Tiger Woods’ divorce attorney, Thomas Sasser.
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