US EditionRory McIlroy Rekindles His Excitement and Enthusiasm Ahead of the Scottish Open
EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND, JUL 9 – Rory McIlroy aims to regain form and enthusiasm after a break as he competes among eight of the top 10 players at the prestigious Genesis Scottish Open.
- Rory McIlroy is preparing to compete in the Genesis Scottish Open starting Thursday at the Renaissance Club in Scotland.
- McIlroy took a break after finishing tied sixth at last month's Travelers Championship to recharge and improve his focus for this important tournament.
- He won the Scottish Open in 2023 and mentioned that although his start at the event was slow, he has gradually become more adept at navigating the course.
- McIlroy emphasized how taking a short break of around one to two weeks to disconnect can have a surprisingly positive impact.
- McIlroy said this break helped him regain his passion for the game and get ready to vie for the Open Championship title on home soil in Northern Ireland at Royal Portrush.
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hive.newsRory McIlroy unveils stunning new hairstyle after weeks of ‘detachment’ from turbulent golf stretch
When Rory McIlroy tees off Thursday at the Scottish Open, he'll be doing so with more than just a fresh cut. The reigning Masters champion, 36, unveiled a shorter hairstyle Wednesday at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland, following a restful few weeks at his new London-area home, where he took "time to reflect" and "rekindle [his] excitement" for the sport.
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