Rory McIlroy tells reporters who's in charge at Masters
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Collin Morikawa has once again defended his decision to not speak to the media after the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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McIlroy remains at a tortoise-like pace as he tries to become the sixth player in golf history to complete the career grand slam.
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McIlroy has never been this good before a Masters. He has already won two events -- the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February and a play-off success over JJ Spaun at The Players Championship last mont...
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Tennis World USA on MSNRory McIlroy supports Morikawa's decision to skip media interviews after tough lossWell, hes right. Not that I think he could have worded it a little bit better, but look, every other athlete, whether it be in the NBA, NFL, theyre obligated to speak to you guys after a game. Were not,
Rory McIlroy has adopted a different stance to Sky Sports pundit Paul McGinley on the recent controversy surrounding Collin Morikawa. American golfer Morikawa came under scrutiny for refusing to give interviews straight after letting his lead slip at the Arnold Palmer Invitational last month.
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Irish Star on MSNRory McIlroy's Masters approach revealed as PGA Tour rival shares different planRory McIlroy was putting on a clinic on the driving range on Wednesday as he tuned up for the Masters - but one of his PGA Tour rivals is taking a different approach to Augusta National
Masters Tournament begins Thursday, with Scottie Scheffler opening as the tournament's favorite, followed by Rory McIlroy.