Rory McIlroy, Portrush
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The Mirror US on MSNRory McIlroy's coach gives verdict on The Open chances and breaks down Portrush testRory McIlroy's putting guru Brad Faxon believes the five-time major champion is rounding into form nicely ahead of Thursday's opening round of The Open Championship at Royal Portrush
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Irish Mirror on MSNRory McIlroy shows true colours with classy gesture after Scottish Open heartacheAfter the round, McIlroy and Gotterup retreated to the starter's hut to sign their scorecards and make the result official. As Gotterup finished signing his card, video footage shows McIlroy graciously congratulating the American on an unbelievable win.
By the time Rory McIlroy finished his first practice round for the British Open at Royal Portrush, a big crowd that weathered rain and sunshine was waiting to see him finish.
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Irish Star on MSNRory McIlroy takes cheeky dig at Bryson DeChambeau ahead of The Open Championship reunionRory McIlroy is among the favorites to lift the Claret Jug at Royal Portrush this week, and the Northern Irishman has given a glimpse into the winning formula he will look to follow
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GB News on MSNRory McIlroy admits struggles days after major decision that affects wife Erica Stoll and daughter PoppyRory McIlroy displayed a welcome return to form during the opening rounds of the Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in East Lothian after admitting his struggles in recent times. The world number two appeared rejuvenated on the course,
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Extra.ie on MSNRory McIlroy’s old back garden is still a putting green — and it’s as quick as lightningThe man at the door is a kind and friendly sort. He’s also not much of a golf fan, but there’s an artificial putting green in his back garden, and occasionally it draws strangers to his house on the corner of Strathearn Court and Belfast Road.
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Irish Mirror on MSNRory McIlroy's X-rated assessment of Scottish Open greens after Gotterup's winRory McIlroy was not impressed with the condition of the greens at the Renaissance Club as he missed a putt on the 17th hole during the final round of the Scottish Open
In the lineage of golf courses, Royal Portrush isn't in the same stratosphere as St. Andrews or Augusta National or Pebble Beach. But to Rory McIlroy, it's special.
Two-time major winner Padraig Harrington will have the honour of striking the first tee shot when the 153rd Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush on Thursday, launching golf's oldest major back onto Northern Ireland's dramatic County Antrim coastline.