Brooks Koepka
McIlroy admits he's off the pace in quest for Major number five: "I'm nowhere near as closes as I want to be in my game"
Rory McIlroy admits he's "nowhere near" where he needs to be with his game but insists Brooks Koepka beating him to a fifth Major win in the PGA Championship at Oak Hill is not giving him extra motivation to end his near nine-year major drought.
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McIlroy and Lowry keep PGA chances alive as Koepka snatches 54-hole lead
Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry displayed immense grit and patience to keep their PGA Championship hopes alive but know they'll need to make a move on Sunday to catch Brooks Koepka and add to their Major tallies at a rain-soaked Oak Hill.
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