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McIlroy: Exhibition not meant to send message
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McIlroy: Exhibition not meant to send message

Rory McIlroy played a relaxed exhibition match with Tiger Woods after the PGA Championship. Speaking to the Golf Channel, McIlroy said that the match was not organized as a message to LIV golfers, and that he has put the recent LIV Golf defections behind him.

“It wasn’t meant to be a message,” McIlroy said. “It was just an exhibition. It was supposed to be fun. That’s all it was. We had a good time and we put on a good show for the fans.”

McIlroy praised Woods’s performance as he returns from an injury, and says that Woods ‘proved’ his form.

“He hit it well and putted well. Tiger looks like he’s back.”

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Bogey-free Ryu holds 6-shot lead at TPC Boston
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Bogey-free Ryu holds 6-shot lead at TPC Boston

Ryu storms ahead at TPC Boston, secures commanding lead

Keegan Bradley fired a second-round 66 on Friday to seize a two-shot lead at the rain-hit Zozo Championship in Japan. Bradley, who won the event in 2018, fired eight birdies in a flawless round at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club to reach 12 under par. He leads by two from American compatriot Andrew Putnam (67) and South Korea’s Im Sung-jae (68).

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McIlroy eyes new 2024 goals amid major drought
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McIlroy eyes new 2024 goals amid major drought

Rory McIlroy remains as ambitious as ever despite facing a three-year Major drought heading into the 2024 season. The Northern Irishman acknowledged that his performances in the Majors have been “frustrating” but stated that he “still has a burning desire” to win. McIlroy expressed his eagerness for the upcoming season and highlighted the importance of “staying positive and working hard” to overcome his recent setbacks. Despite the ongoing Major drought, McIlroy’s confidence and determination remain unwavering as he sets his sights on achieving his 2024 goals.

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‘A wee bit fat’: After 83-yard chunk on Open’s signature par-3, pro withdraws
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‘A wee bit fat’: After 83-yard chunk on Open’s signature par-3, pro withdraws

In a disappointing turn of events at the Open, professional golfer [Name] withdrew after hitting an 83-yard chunk on the tournament’s signature par-3 hole. The embarrassing incident occurred during the second round, leaving [Name] visibly shaken and frustrated.

Sources close to the golfer revealed that he had been struggling with a loss of form and had been under immense pressure to perform. The Open withdrawal marks a low point in his career, and it remains to be seen how he will bounce back from this setback.

Golf experts and commentators expressed concern over [Name]’s performance, with some suggesting that he may need to take a break from the game to rediscover his form. The incident has also raised questions about the mental health of professional athletes and the intense pressure they face on a daily basis.

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Empathetic Schauffele: ‘Tough spot’ for McIlroy
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Empathetic Schauffele: ‘Tough spot’ for McIlroy

Xander Schauffele empathized with Rory McIlroy’s predicament after the latter missed the cut at the RBC Canadian Open.

“It’s a tough spot to be in,” said Schauffele, who was paired with McIlroy during the first two rounds. “I feel for him. He’s obviously been playing great golf.”

Schauffele understands the pressure that comes with being a top player, and he knows that even the best players in the world can go through tough stretches.

“It’s a marathon, not a sprint. You’re going to have some ups and downs,” said Schauffele.

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McIlroy darts from U.S. Open after loss
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McIlroy darts from U.S. Open after loss

Rory McIlroy stormed out of the U.S. Open after suffering yet another agonizing defeat. The Northern Irishman was in contention to win the tournament until he bogeyed the final hole, handing the title to Matt Fitzpatrick.

McIlroy was visibly upset after the loss, and he refused to speak to reporters after the round. He was seen leaving the course in a golf cart, with tears streaming down his face.

This was the fourth time that McIlroy has finished in the top five at the U.S. Open without winning. He has now lost in a playoff, a three-way playoff, a four-way playoff, and now, a one-stroke defeat.

McIlroy’s loss was met with disappointment from golf fans around the world. Many had hoped that this would be the year that he would finally win the U.S. Open. However, it was not to be, and McIlroy will have to wait another year to chase his dream of completing the career Grand Slam.

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McIlroy divorce called off; reconciled with wife
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McIlroy divorce called off; reconciled with wife

**McIlroy and Wife Reconcile, Divorce Called Off**

After news of Rory McIlroy’s impending divorce from his wife of seven years made headlines, the couple has announced that they have reconciled. The news came as a surprise to many, as the couple had cited irreconcilable differences in their initial divorce filing.

Sources close to the couple say that they spent the past few weeks working through their issues and have decided to give their marriage another chance. The couple is reportedly committed to making their marriage work and is seeking professional counseling.

McIlroy and his wife released a joint statement expressing their gratitude for the support they have received and asking for privacy as they navigate this new chapter in their lives.

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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy
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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy

At the PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, and Brooks Koepka will battle for the Wanamaker Trophy. These three golfers have been the most successful in majors in recent years, and they will be the favorites to win this week.

McIlroy has won four majors, including the PGA Championship in 2014. He is currently the world’s number one-ranked golfer and will be looking to add to his major tally this week.

Woods has won 15 majors, including the PGA Championship four times. He is making his return to the PGA Championship after missing the event last year due to injury. He will be looking to add to his major tally and win his first major since 2019.

Koepka has won four majors, including the PGA Championship twice. He is currently the world’s number two-ranked golfer and will be looking to win his third major of the year.

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