Rorre McLeroi: How was the victory in Grand Slam-Clinching in The Master’s “Best Day” for his golf life | Golf news

Rorre McLeroy described his career in Salam Grand Salam in the Master’s team as the best day in his golf while Justin Rose was coming out in a failed match, following another unusual day in Ugusta National.

Mcilroy recovered from the loss of his card during the night with a double opening ghost to extend four, only to the blow that leads to six closing holes.

A ghost in another was forced McLero to restart the eighteenth against Rose, who got a place in the amazing final round 66, as he launched a wonderful approach within three feet of the pin and a victory with a bird.

“It is incredible,” said McLeroi when he put his hands on a first green jacket in the Bitler cabin. “This is the seventeenth time here, and I started wondering whether that will be my time?

“I would like to say that it had passed 14 years, from going out with the advancement of the four lead in 2011 – I felt that I had done it there. There were many feelings that just appeared in the eighteenth greenery. But a moment like that makes all years and nearby calls deserve it.”

Mcilroy: Master’s endeavor was a heavy burden

With his victory, Mcilroy ended 11 years dry in the main championships, and won the fifth and first title in Ugusta National-14 years of collapse of the final round in 2011.

He also saw him becoming just a sixth golf player in history to complete the Grand Slam profession, and join Jin Sarzzin, Ben Hogan, Jari player, Jack Nicolas and Tiger Woods.

At his press conference, Mcilroy talked about the challenge of seeking this goal over the past decade.

“I have carried this burden since August 2014, nearly 11 years – not only about winning the next specialty, but the Grand Slam profession, to join only five players to do so,” he said.

“I saw a lot of my colleagues get green jackets in this process; it was difficult. I tried to deal with this tournament with the most positive situation every time I brought, and I think the cumulative experience that I gained is here every year, I feel a little more comfortable with the necessary shots.

“But there he is talking about it and he is already.

“I will not compare it with moments of life like marriage or having a child, but it is the best day of my life in the golf.

“I am very proud of myself. I am proud of not surrendering. I am proud of how I return and I immerse myself and not leave the disappointments to reach me.”

Mcilroy thought, “Have you left this slide again?”

In addition to the collapse of Mcilroy when driving a master’s degree in 2011, the threads in the final round recently left his fingers in the open in 2022 and in the United States open in the back years in 2023 and 2024.

Leading two from Monday to the last day of the Master, Mcilroy saw that it would disappear immediately when raising the opening opening. After that, after rebuilding the feature of four strikes by thirteenth, it evaporates last again.

There were some wonderful clips and gains between Mcilroy’s mistakes, and in the end one of these approaches when I earned him the restart of 18 in the international match.

“You should be eternal optimism in this game,” McLeroy said. “I was saying it until I was blue in the face, but I really think I am a better player now more than 10 years.

“It is very difficult to stay patient, continue to return and the inability to accomplish it.”

The 35 -year -old added: “Today was difficult; I was incredibly tense this morning, as I saw with weakness in the first hole,” added 35 -year -old.

“I managed to apostasy and show that the flexibility that I talked about a lot. There were points of the ninth where I thought,” Have you left this slip again? “But I answered me really proud of myself.

“It was an emotional week, so I feel overwhelmed to be the last man to stand.”

Also, when asked about what he would now tell you younger and those who detonated the four masters of 2011, Mcilroy replied: “After self -reflection and passing on difficult losses (help), so I would like to say to any girl or young boy to continue faith.

“My dreams have made real literally, so if you are working hard enough, you can achieve anything.”

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