Rory McIlroy is taking a break from golf to prepare for the British Open next month. After his disappointing performance at the US Open, he described his collapse at Pinehurst as the toughest day in his 17-year professional golf career.
McIlroy acknowledged that he made mistakes that cost him the victory and believes there were positives to take from his performance. Despite missing crucial putts on the final day, he emphasized his resilience throughout his career and expressed his determination to bounce back stronger.
McIlroy congratulated Bryson DeChambeau, the new US Open champion, on his victory. He praised DeChambeau as a worthy champion and acknowledged the positive impact he has on the game of golf. McIlroy is now focused on preparing for the Scottish Open and defending his title at the British Open. He promised to return stronger and more determined to succeed in upcoming tournaments.