Fourtown, PA. – With all respect for the Zurich classic of PGA Tour’s only team event, the Truist Championship Rory McILOY was the first real golf test since the winner of Rory McILOY.
Five times the great winner, Philadelphia Cricket Club shined to the seventh 10 was connected to the shine.
McILOY said that he was “excited to go back to become a golf,” and realized that the game entered the PGA Championship in the second largest part of the year. Complete this task.
“I think I’m in a good place,” Northern Irish said on Sunday. “I didn’t feel that I was playing so well this week, I still finished seventh. Even me – what I feel is my bad golf, I’m still there or me.
“A few small improvements and small fine adjustments, especially I go to a place I love like Quail Hollow and I feel I’m a really good point.”
McILOY was shot all week in red figures, limited to 16 pars and two birds below 68 on Sunday. He did not make a bogay or worse on the last 28 holes of the tournament, but he thought he had missed a few chances to climb the leadership picture.
“I felt a little better when we continued the week in general, he played well.” He said. “As you said, Bogay-Free. I wish I had done a few more birds. I have a better indicator of my game when I stopped here now. It was a good week for that.
He continued: “I wish I had put myself in a little more, but it was a good week, especially until next week.”
McILOY was besieged the first hole on Sunday, but mainly for Pars for the rest of the front ninth because of Wayward Drives. On Saturday, after a 3rd surprising performance of 14, he reached only five Fairway from 14.
McILOY has theory that the wide open fairway in the club’s Wissahickon course may have really thrown it.
“I have fought with this in Houston, when we take these big, wide open golf fields where there is no ton of definition.” He said. “I think I would hit more fairway if the tree was lined.
He won’t have to worry about his compliance with the PGA Championship. Quail Hollow Club usually hosts the Truist championship (formerly called Wells Fargo Championship). McILOY won four times in Quail Hollow, including last year.
Fans remained in full power weeks after the winning of their historical masters. McILOY was the most popular player of the property all week, and the children screamed for their signature while performing media tasks.
“They are very enthusiastic,” said McILOY, one of Philadelphia fans. “They are high.
-Adam Zielonka, Field Level Media
