McIlroy turns the corner: "The mental side of it is probably the biggest barrier between me being good and being great"
Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry might not add to their major haul this year, but they showed in Pebble Beach on Sunday that they’ve learned from their past mistakes under pressure and now have the maturity and the skills to make even more history in the game.
Masterful McIlroy holds off Lowry to win Pebble Beach Pro-Am by two
Rory McIlroy claimed his 27th PGA Tour win and his 37th as a professional when he put on a masterclass on the back nine and closed with a six-under 66 to win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by two shots from Shane Lowry on 21-under-par.
Lowry invests in edgy new golf brand Bold Golf
Shane Lowry has enjoyed a lucrative few years on the golf course and one of his investments includes Bold Golf, which describes itself as “a disruptive new brand at the intersection of golf, streetwear, and art…”
Lowry backs McIlroy for big 2025: ‘I think he is more determined than ever to come out firing next year’
Shane Lowry is backing Rory McIlroy to come out firing in 2025 after watching the Holywood star wrap up his sixth Race to Dubai and put a year of close calls behind him with victory in the DP World Tour Championship.
Emotional McIlroy wins on the double in Dubai: “I've been through a lot this year, professionally, personally and it feels like the fitting end to 2024”
An emotional Rory McIlroy put a year of near misses and personal troubles behind him to win the DP World Tour Championship and his sixth Race to Dubai with a gritty final performance in Dubai.
Irish Golfers Set To Shine On The World Stage
There are four main international golf tournaments that are highly awaited by punters and viewers alike. There are also many talented Irish golfers that are looking to dominate in these competitions and using betting odds from Irishbet.ie we’ve picked some of the bookmakers favourites for these events.
McIlroy slips ten behind Scheffler and admits frustration with glacial pace of PIF-PGA Tour talks
Rory McIlroy fell further behind Scottie Scheffler after an opening 69 in the Tour Championship but sounded more concerned about the PGA TOUR and admitted he's “frustrated” by the protracted negotiations with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
