After surviving what should be the most difficult round of his life, Rory McIlroy feels freed up for the rest of major season.
That makes him a dangerous man next week at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where he’s already won four times in his career.
“I’m obviously going to feel more comfortable and a lot less pressure, and I’m also going back to a venue that I love,” McIlroy said Wednesday at the PGA Tour’s Truist Championship, his first individual event since his long-awaited win at the Masters that gave him the final leg of the career Grand Slam.