Rory Mcilroy shows real colors on PGA Championship in the midst of Rival’s ‘Scary’ Warning

Rory Mcilroy finally completed the Grand Slam career with his victory at the Masters and wants to add this week to his migration of six large titles at Quail Hollowow

Rory McIlroy, fresh from his Masters Triumph, claims that he is still the same “the same person”, despite the fact that a weight of his shoulders has been lifted.

The 32-year-old Northern Irish who sealed his career Grand Slam in Augusta, so that colleague Pro Xander Schauffele suggests that an unbaased McIlroy could be an “scary” prospect on the course.

McIlroy will go on Thursday together with Schauffele and Wereld No.1 Scottie Scheffler in the three-ball staked with star-baked from the PGA championship at Quail Hollow.

During his press conference before the championship began, McIlroy had strong words for Bryson Deschambeau remarks about his treatment during the final round in Augusta.

Moreover, when he was questioned about the ‘Eng’ label and his future prospects in sport, he kept his feet on the ground despite the buzz around his recent victory.

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“I’m just the same person,” McIlroy was on. “Look, I show up and try to have the same attitude and the same approach to each tournament and try to get the best out of myself. Some weeks result in victories, and not some weeks.” the mirror us.

“As long as I approach that way every week, I can only go outside and try to play the wave that I know I am capable of. As I said, some weeks someone simply plays better than you, and other weeks it is your time.

“I have played more than 400 events in my career. I have played many big championships. I know how these things are going and you just have to go outside and play.”

McIlroy said frankly that he checked every box on his bucket list after he had triumphed and explained against Augusta: “Look, I have achieved everything I wanted. I did everything I wanted to do in the game.

“I dreamed of becoming the best player in the world as a child and to win all Majors. I did that. Everything else, no matter how long I decide to play the game competitive is a bonus.”

Despite achieving his goals, McIlroy remains driven to increase his big victories, now without the weight of unfulfilled ambitions, in which it is explained: “I think everyone has seen how difficult a northern star is and is able to get over the line.” I have the feeling that I have a little responsible for the career Grand Slam and I want to enjoy this.

“I want to enjoy what I have achieved, and I want to enjoy the last decade or whatever my career, and I don’t want to burden myself through figures or statistics. I just want to try to play the best wave I can.