Blame it on Rio: the Rory story heads for the rough
McIlroy could have given any number of excuses - but Zika fear doesn’t make sense
Many called it bravery, as Rory McIlroy gritted his teeth and slapped his caddie’s hand at last month’s Irish Open at the K Club. Having let a lead slip and finding himself in a dogfight down the stretch, he went over water on the 18th from 252 yards and stopped within a yard for an eagle. It wasn’t the first time such a term has been used to describe his shot selection, and it won’t...
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