Rory McIlroy has announced that he will be taking a break from golf to regroup and prepare for next month’s British Open following his disappointing performance at the US Open. After losing his lead in the final holes at Pinehurst, McIlroy described the experience as one of the toughest days of his professional career.
In his first public statement since the meltdown, McIlroy expressed his disappointment and stated that he will be stepping away from the game until the Scottish Open in July. Despite his struggles at the US Open, McIlroy believes that there were positives to take away from the tournament and remains optimistic about his chances at the upcoming majors.
McIlroy acknowledged his mistakes but highlighted his resilience and determination to bounce back. He emphasized his belief that he is close to capturing another major title and expressed his commitment to regaining his form for the upcoming events. McIlroy also congratulated Bryson DeChambeau on his victory at the US Open, noting that he is a deserving champion.
As he takes time away to reflect and recharge, McIlroy is focused on returning stronger for the Scottish Open and the British Open. Despite the setbacks, McIlroy remains confident in his abilities and is determined to continue his pursuit of success in the world of golf.
