Rorre McLeri breaks silence after open disputes

Days after his behavior in 2025 US Open ELRVED GOOWERNESS, Rorre McLeroi He explained that he would leave everything in the past – but not before a little leniency.

Mcilroy, 36, He spoke to reporters on Wednesday, 18 JuneBefore the TPC Traveels in TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, where he crossed his way to cancel pressure after his last tour of the US Open on Sunday 15 June.

“Certainly I like to relax and get a cup of wine on Sunday night,” said Mcilroy. “I will not say this is the best way to recover.”

Mcilroy finished a tie for the nineteenth position in OakMont Country Club during the weekend, a tournament that saw the TEE sign, threw a golf club in the corridor and avoid talking to the media routinely.

“I think everyone got their own way of recovering from hard weeks,” McLeri explained. “I think it is just the small habits you pick up along the way, whether it is physical or whether it is mental or escaping from it and giving yourself a little time to recharge.”

He added: “But yes, I think it is important to take care of yourself physically and mentally. Especially when you play these big events and there is a lot of pressure and expectation. It is important to stay away from all of this as well.”

In the midst of the crowded PGA round schedule, Mcilroy said he is trying to “return to” the correct mentality that begins on Monday.

He said: “I give myself that day.” “I think the two of the tournaments are very important as reset.”

Mcilroy is part of the travelers stacked field, which includes 2025 US Open Champion JJ Spaunand Scotti Cheflerand Colin Maurica and Xander schauffele.

After his last tour of the US Open, Mcilroy admitted that he was struggling to find the motivation after winning the first master’s championship in April, making it just a sixth golf player in history to win the Grand Slam.

“Look, I went up to Everest in April, and I think after you did something like this, you have to retreat, and you have to search for another mountain to climb it.”

While giving time to correspondents on Sunday in the US Open, Mcilroy decided to cancel the participation of talking to them several times throughout the week. He has never wanted to angered many in the golf world, Including the Irish golf legend Paul Mccelesley.

“I don’t like to see it,” said Mac Jinley, 58, on Saturday, June 14, according to GOLF.com. “I think Ruri is better.

“It seems that he had enough of everything. Whether it’s the emotional version of everything that happened in his career, I don’t know. But he is not the same. This is not normal.”