03/04/2017

Rory McIlroy Extends Deal With Nike

Co Down golfer Rory McIlroy has extended his clothing contract with Nike.

McIlroy signed a deal in 2013 and he has entered a contract for a further ten years.

The firm announced last year that it would no longer produces clubs and balls and is to focus on golf clothing and footwear.

Taking to Twitter McIlroy wrote: "Looking forward to the next 10+ years as a @nike athlete!"

(CD/MH)


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