RORY MCILROY defends the PGA championship after leaking the story on the non -identical driver Golf news

Rorre McLeroy defended his decision not to speak to the media during the PGA championship after he left “P **** Off” with information about an unaccounted driver “leaked” in Quail Hollow.

Mcilroy arrived as preferred to pre -championship to demand a consecutive major titles, after completing the Grand Slam profession with victory in The Master in the previous month, only to finish 47, and Scotie Scheffler claimed the Wanamaker Cup.

Reports appeared after the second round of Mcilroy that his driver had been considered unaware when he was tested by USGA before the event, with North Irish interviews decreased throughout the role throughout the tournament.

It was later reported that the Shifler driver also fell into the regulations before his victory, as Mcilroy foiled that information about his non -historian club had been announced.

“I was a little bit because I knew that the Scotti driver (Shifler) had failed on Monday, but my name was the path,” McLeri told reporters before the Canadian Open RBC. “It was supposed to remain secret. They are a member of the media.

“Once again, I didn’t want to get there and say something that we regret, too. I am trying to protect Scotty – I don’t want to mention his name. I am trying to protect Taylormade. I try to protect Usga, Pga of America, myself.

“I didn’t want to wake up there and say something that we regret at that time. With Scoti’s things, this is not my information to share.

“I knew this had happened, but this is not for me to share this, and I felt that this process was supposed to remain secret, and it wasn’t that for any reason. That’s why I was very annoyed with that.”

Mcilroy has become the latest player in the PGA round in recent months to decide not to have an interview with the afternoon, as Culin Moreika did not speak after he lost it at the Arnold Palmer Invitational Victory and Shane Lowry Delsing Media after failing to win the Truest Championship.

“See, PGA was a strange week,” Mcilroy explained. “I didn’t play well on the first day, so I wanted to practice training, so he was fine. On the second day we finished late. I wanted to return and see his poppy (daughter) before she went to bed. The driver news erupted. I didn’t really want to talk about it.

“It was supposed to take me on Saturday at 8.20 am. I didn’t go out almost in the afternoon, and it was another tired late, and I wanted to return to the house. Then on Sunday, I just wanted to return to the plane and return to Florida.”

When asked if it was responsible for players to talk to the media after rounds, Mcilroy added: “If we all want, we can all overcome you, comrades and we can go on social media and we can talk about our tour and do so in our own way.

“We understand that this is not perfect for you, comrades, and there is a greater dynamic playing here, and I speak to you, comrades and talk to the media a lot.

“I think there should be an understanding that this is a two -way street, and as much as we need to talk to you, comrades, we understand the benefit that comes from being here and giving us the platform and everything else. So I understand that.

“But again, I was hitting this cylinder for a long time. If they wanted to make it mandatory, this is a good thing, but in our rules, he says it is not, and until the day that may be written in regulations, you will make men go from time to time, and this is a good thing in our rights.”

Mcilroy reset the goals after Grand Slam Glory

Mcilroy’s victory over Justin Rose in Ugusta National was seventeenth appearance in the Master, and ended the waiting for 11 years for the fifth main title, and his vision joins Tiger Woods, Jack Nicolas, Ben Hogan, a player and Jane Sarazen as one players to complete the Grand Salaam profession.

This victory was the third of this season, as it has already won at AT & T Pebble Beach Pro-Aam and the players, where Mcilroy now focused on a strong end of the campaign after sitting in the memorial championship.

“Certainly I would like to say that the past few weeks have had a two -week vacation, go and grind in the range for three or four hours every day, may be more strict than it was,” Mcilroy admitted.

“You have this event in your life in which you worked and happens, and sometimes it is difficult to find the motivation to return to the horse and go again.

“I think the last two weeks have been good for me just as reset, just to find out where I am in my head, what I want to do, where I want to play. Yes, reset some goals.

“I thought it was an appropriate time to reset some goals. I got the first good half of the season, and I want to get the second half of the season now.”

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