After wrapping us opened in 67, Rory McIlroy Eyes Next ‘Everest’: Royal Portrush

Oakmont, PA. – Rory McIlroy wrapped a non-examined week at the US outdoor with 3-man’s 67 – his best circle of five shots in Oakmont – for some of the long-needed momentum.

McIlroy was fighting for rounds of 74-72-74 to start the US open and ended his week before the final group on Sunday. Was tied up with 26^th After his circle.

. “He really encouraged the driver and how I drove it. It’s not a necessary driver, it’s more and somehow where he was my swing.

“I feel like I have a really good feeling in a swing with a driver, who was great.”

McIlroy should play the championship for the next week, the final signature event in the Season on the PGA tour, before he went to the UK for the Scottish Open and Open Championship next month, which will play in the Royal Portroška Northern Ireland.

World no. 2 He fought from winning the master in April and became only a sixth player who completed his career Grand Slam. Ended tied to 47^th At the PGA championship and missed the incision last week at the RBC Open office. McIlroy discussed multiple occasions about the challenges of setting new goals that follow his career purposes in April.

“Look, I climbed in April, and I mean after you do something like that, you have to go back, and you have to look for another mountain for climbing.” McIlroy said, who missed the incision in 2019. The last time he was opened in the royal portress.