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Rory McIlroy put major championship miseries behind him with a heart-stopping victory at the Masters on Sunday that was nearly as nerve-wracking as some of the near-misses that came before. "You know, there was points on the back nine today, I thought, 'Have I let this slip again?'" McIlroy admitted after giving up the solo lead three times before rolling in a four-foot birdie putt at the first playoff hole to beat Justin Rose.
Rory McIlroy claimed his fifth major title and completed a career grand slam with a dramatic victory in the 89th Masters at Augusta National.
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From the home video of a three-year-old practising in his living room to chipping balls into a washing machine on national television aged nine, it was obvious that Rory McIlroy had the talent to make history.
The Northern Irishman, Rory McIlroy, has rewritten the history books. After years of near misses and heartbreaking defeats, McIlroy has become just the sixth golfer in history to achieve the mythical career Grand Slam, winning all four major championships. Order your copy here today to celebrate this golfing legend!
Two days before the start of the 89th Masters, Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose were invited to dinner by a few members of Augusta National.
Five hours of unbearable sporting agony gave way to scenes of unbridled joy as crowds at Rory McIlroy’s home club in Co Down celebrated his dramatic Masters victory.
Rory McIlroy’s historic Augusta triumph was a “marvellous national occasion”, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said.