Could Donald Trump's return to the White House in Washington D.C. pave the way for a unification of men's professional golf? Rory McIlroy thinks so. McIlroy has previously stated the U.S.

Rory McIlroy said Wednesday that Donald Trump’s return to the White House could mark a “huge moment” in golf’s ongoing civil war.

One of the transaction committee members, Rory McIlroy, will join a call on Wednesday to get the latest on the meetings between both sides. However, they also see the election results in the U.S. as a positive for a potential deal.

Or at least that’s the opinion of oft-outspoken PGA Tour superstar Rory McIlroy. In the wake of Trump rolling to a second term in the White House, Rory addressed the media and suggested that the golf-loving president elect could move things along toward a resolution.

As loyal golf fans' patience is tested waiting for a deal to be had, this realization about golf's future has surfaced: pro golfers will keep playing for more, but it will mean less

Any deal to reunify men's pro golf would have go to through the Department of Justice and be subject to the administration's priorities.

Rory McIlroy, a critic of LIV Golf, says Donald Trump's presidential win could 'clear the way' for a deal between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund that owns LIV.