Rory McIlroy relieved to finally lift decade-long ‘burden’ with dramatic Masters win | The Masters
Rorre McLeroi was reflected in raising a “burden” that lasts more than a decade Winning the master in an exciting way In Ugusta National. The defeat of Mcilroy for Justin in the first sudden death hole means that he became just a sixth player in history wins in Grand Slam.
Mcilroy needed Masters to complete a group of major companies since he won the American PGA Championship for the year 2014. He did not add to his main score, then four, between the success of the Valhalla and this in the Master.
“that it [been] Mcilroy said: “I think I have carried this burden since August 2014. It is nearly 11 years old. Not only about winning the next specialty, but the Grand Slam.
“I tried to deal with this tournament with the most positive situations every time I showed and I only think a kind of cumulative experience that I gained again here every year, I feel comfortable a little more with the necessary shots. There he is already talking about it.
“Today it was difficult. I was incredibly nervous this morning. Look, it was a heavy weight of pregnancy and thank God now I do not have to carry it. This frees me and I know that I go back here every year, which is beautiful.
“It is a dream that has become a reality. I dreamed at that moment as long as I was able to remember. There were points in my career where I did not know if I had this nice clothes on my shoulder.”
Mcilroy crashed on his knees before it exploded in crying as victory was secured. “Everything was comfortable,” he said. “There was not much joy in this reaction. Everything was comfortable.”
On an extraordinary day in Ugusta, Mcilroy occupied one stage with five shots on the field before being pulled. He had an opportunity to win a master’s degree in the final organization’s hole, but he missed 5 feet. Rose 66 earned him the platform of the Play of. “I installed my luck throughout the week,” Mcilroy admitted. “And again, with the things I have had to bear over the past few years, I think I deserve it.”
Mcilroy revealed the former Master Cabrra champion, who spent time in prison in Argentina, left him a happy note before the last match. Caprera was a partner in Mcilroy’s playing when the latter collapsed painfully on his back in Augusta on the last day of the 2011 masters.
Mcilroy made an emotional character again when asked about Caddy and his long -time friend, Harry Diamond. “I have known Harry since I was seven years old,” McLeroy said. “I met him on the position of green in Hollywood Golf The club. We had a lot of good times together. It was like the older brother for me all my life.
“To be able to share this with him after all the near calls we made, all the nonsense he had to take from people who do not know anything about the game, yes, this is as much as I am as much as it is a large part of what I do and I could not think about anyone better to share it with him.”
Although his plans to celebrate, Mcilroy suggested that he might visit his parents in Northern Ireland in the coming days. “Just keep faith,” he said about the master’s journey. “I would like to say that to any boy or young girl listening to this. I have made my dreams literally come true today. I would like to say to every boy and girl listening to this, I believe in your dreams, and if you are working hard enough, and if you make the effort, you can achieve anything you want.”
