Rory McIlroy's CJ Cup win is based on the Ryder Cup singles win in the Whistler Channels

On the Saturday night of the Ryder Cup last month, Rory McIlroy was a wrecked man in golf terms. He's ready to end an unsatisfying year there, McIlroy from Northern Ireland did not want to see his club again until 2022. But he can't, because there are still singles to play on Sunday. The Ryder Cup fans can buy Ryder Cup Tickets from our website.

McIlroy from Northern Ireland did not want to see his club again until 2022

Europe faced Olympic champion Xander Schauffele for the first time, and all McIlroy could do was find a way to win. This win now seems very crucial, as in his next match, the CJ Cup held in the United States last week, he shot his classic McIlroy strength and style to his 20th PGA Tour victory.

His win ended the great weekend of British golf and also brought noticeable wins for Matt Fitzpatrick and Charley Hull.

McIlroy's success was especially noticeable, as his desperation over the Ryder Cup caused the tears he shed at the end of singles in Whistler Channel. That singles victory trained him how to play his best golf.

McIlroy defeated Open champion Collin Morikawa 25 under par in Las Vegas last Sunday, adding: “Sunday's singles match flashed a little fire again. Of course, I won't be here Saturday night in the Ryder Cup.'

The champion scored 16 under par over the weekend, sped through the field with a score of 62-66, and joined the elite company in PGA Tour history.

Later 1960, the only players to have achieved 20 wins before their 33rd are golf legends: Jack Nicklaus, Billy Casper, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Watson, and Arnold Palmer.

McIlroy defeated Open champion Collin Morikawa 25 under par in Las Vegas last Sunday

As a result of this win, McIlroy's world ranking rose from 14th to 8th. He did this by leading the way in putting, riding iconic genius, and applying popular maturity into his course management.

On the final round, his driver did not authority his bag after successfully attainment par-4 from the tee. Since then he has shot 3-woods in a row and the ball speed still reached an amazing 177 mph.

In the end, it took a par-five hole and he completed the task in a model manner. His tee shot was on the widest part of the fairway, a conventional approach and a wedge that dug into the green to create a comfortable two-putt finish - this is like a textbook.

This is his second win in 2021, at one of his favorite locations - Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina. Otherwise, it's been an unhappy year, with only one top ten in the four majors.

After missing out on the US Masters promotion in April, he twisted to coach Pete Cowen, who had been looking for technical reliability until last week but to no avail.

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