Rory McIlroy Gets Roasted by Dan Patrick: ‘Did America Turn On Rory?’

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“Did America turn against Rory Mcilroy?” Patrick, 69, asked Monday 16 June Dan Patrick Show. “Everyone wanted her winning career Grand Slam. He wins the masters. And then suddenly it is like,” Oh, rory. Don’t want to meet the media. She’s a baby. Oh, he struggles. “It happened quickly.”

McIlroy, 36, earned his first Masters victory in April, but has struggled to get the same shape ever since. He placed 19th in the tie last weekend at the US Open, held at the Oaknylvanian Oakmont Country Club.

Golfer’s weekend had been discussed and controversial. McIlroy was seen to be attached to anger on Friday, June 13, against the theme of his club. Later in the day, he struck his golf club while hitting a poor shot.

According to the tournament, McIlroy also gave the media very little time by passing most of his sessions with journalists – which is Come to her habit for her.

“He’s such a good interview and cares so much,” Patrick said. “I hope he meets with the media. I know it’s hard to go there and get someone fillet to you because you didn’t play well.”

Patrick added, “It just feels like a lot more happens with Rory Mcilroy.”

After the long-awaited victory of Mcilroy’s long-awaited masters, he became only the sixth golfer in history, who won his career Grand Slam-Patrick hoped that the weight of Mcilroy’s shoulders had been removed.

“Go out to play,” Patrick advised. “You are a dad. You’re there, now it can be fun.”

Mcilroy and his wife, Erica StollShare your daughter Poppy4. Neither was at the US Open throughout the weekend.

Patrick invited Mcilroy’s reluctance to meet the media and be an ambassador to golf game “disappointing”.

“Yes, I ask him to be a good interview after Oakmont humiliates. I know,” Patrick said. “It goes with the area. All of these athletes, I think you owe the public to talk to the media. How long you are talking or what you say, it’s up to you. But I believe you will support you. They’re there. They are your fan. They want to hear, good and bad.”

Patrick added, “Sometimes you work harder to get out of such a way to avoid something like that.”

Mcilroy met journalists after his last round on Sunday, June 15, where he discussed the two dichotomy of his life currency.

“I feel like I live two different lives,” he said. “I’m a dad and a husband when I’m out of here, and then I am who I am when I’m here. It’s always nice to get out and feel a little normal.”

Mcilroy also discussed his frustration with the media and insisted that his position as one of the biggest names in golf for more than a decade should give him certain privileges.

“I feel like I have deserved the right to do what I want to do, yeah,” Mcilroy said.