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“He's obviously a great player,” Smith said of McIlroy Online
Forced to slow down and putt around the Road Hole bunker before a nerveless 10 footer disappeared to save par, he then accelerated once again on 18 to make a crucial birdie to resist Young’s eagle and clinch victory Online
Perhaps his most impressive moment, even more so than his birdie trail, was how he managed to cope on 17 Online
“[The plan] was working well until I needed to respond to what Cam was doing out there,” McIlroy said Online
I just couldn't find the shots or the putts to do that Online
He refused to protect himself from the moment, which would have delivered immortality at the Old Course this week Online
“It's not, at the end of the day, it's not life or death Online
McIlroy would deliver a perfect bullet of a drive down the same hole, nodding with determination at caddy Harry Diamond to further underline his hardened shell and belief until the very end Online
History-maker Online
Five successive birdies inspired just the third ever final round of eight-under-par or better to seize a maiden major victory Online
Consoled by his wife Erica Stoll and drained from a tortuous day, McIlroy was soon slumped over and whisked away on the back of a buggy to escape a familiar nightmare Online
His 20-under-par total, matching the record held by Henrik Stenson in 2016, toppled McIlroy and Viktor Hovland, who had held a four-shot lead to start the final round Online
”RecommendedOpen Championship: Paul Lawrie is first to swing on day one of competitionCameron Smith earns Jack Nicklaus praise after matching his feat with Open winRory McIlroy determined to finish season strongly after Open disappointmentWhile McIlroy appears better equipped to deal with this setback compared to his woes of the past, the abrupt nature of the shifting tide will be difficult to stomach given how he had expertly kept himself in his own “bubble” as player partner Hovland struggled with the scorching pace from the contenders ahead on the course Online
His capitulation at Augusta in 2011 still rankles, but a mature McIlroy, embracing his role as golf’s saviour amid a civil war sparked by LIV Golf, oozed class even at his most vulnerable during his latest bout of disappointment Online
But amid Aussie euphoria and counting how many beers could fit inside the Claret Jug, the story of The Open 2022 is about how, after eight soul-searching years, career-defining redemption eluded McIlroy once more, eventually leaving him third behind Cameron Young on 18-under-par Online
20-under par for four rounds of golf around here is really, really impressive playing Online
I'll have other chances to win the Open Championship and other chances to win majors Online
I just have to dust myself off and come again Online
”Tiger Woods revelled in the charm of St Andrews on Friday, evoking memories for his legion of supporters about the aura created throughout his prime to tame this course in 2000 and 2005 Online
“Coming down on 14, I knew that at that point Cam had birdied to go to 19 and I was at 18, so I knew that I needed to respond Online
McIlroy again missed out on a major title Online
The 28-year-old also became the first Australian player to win The Open since Greg Norman in 1993 and the first Australian to capture this famous trophy at St Andrews since Kel Nagle in 1960 Online
“I got beaten by a better player this week Online
“He's one of those guys that you can't help but stop when he's hitting balls on the range, and he just keeps knocking on doors every week, it seems like Online
It's one that I feel like I let slip away, but there will be other opportunities Online
As the Australian tones of Cameron Smith’s thoughts echoed around the 18th green at St Andrews, the Northern Irishman stood in sheer disbelief, tucked away outside the scorer’s hut after the Claret Jug slipped away during a fourth round that could not be described as a meltdown, it simply lacked a spark to take him across the finish line Online
One that is more relatable given the struggles Online
Indeed, as he coined, winning here is “the Holy Grail of golf” and it was within his grasp until a rampant Smith caught lightning in a bottle on a breathtaking back nine that will live on in legend Online
Greeted by the warmest of hugs after yet more agony in the majors, Rory McIlroy's wait for glory goes on Online
Without a ruthless streak to seize a three-stroke lead with birdie putts on six and nine, McIlroy eventually ceded control around the 14th as Smith supremely navigated this speedway of a golf course deep into the Scottish summer Online
But McIlroy continues to carve out a different, yet equally fascinating legacy Online
“I'll be okay,” McIlroy said Online
His 20-under-par total, matching the record held by Henrik Stenson in 2016, toppled McIlroy and Viktor Hovland, who had held a four-shot lead to start the final round Online
“[The plan] was working well until I needed to respond to what Cam was doing out there,” McIlroy said Online
He refused to protect himself from the moment, which would have delivered immortality at the Old Course this week Online
”Tiger Woods revelled in the charm of St Andrews on Friday, evoking memories for his legion of supporters about the aura created throughout his prime to tame this course in 2000 and 2005 Online
I just have to dust myself off and come again Online
Without a ruthless streak to seize a three-stroke lead with birdie putts on six and nine, McIlroy eventually ceded control around the 14th as Smith supremely navigated this speedway of a golf course deep into the Scottish summer Online
“He's obviously a great player,” Smith said of McIlroy Online
I just couldn't find the shots or the putts to do that Online
“Coming down on 14, I knew that at that point Cam had birdied to go to 19 and I was at 18, so I knew that I needed to respond Online
“He's one of those guys that you can't help but stop when he's hitting balls on the range, and he just keeps knocking on doors every week, it seems like Online
But amid Aussie euphoria and counting how many beers could fit inside the Claret Jug, the story of The Open 2022 is about how, after eight soul-searching years, career-defining redemption eluded McIlroy once more, eventually leaving him third behind Cameron Young on 18-under-par Online
History-maker Online
I'll have other chances to win the Open Championship and other chances to win majors Online
The 28-year-old also became the first Australian player to win The Open since Greg Norman in 1993 and the first Australian to capture this famous trophy at St Andrews since Kel Nagle in 1960 Online
Perhaps his most impressive moment, even more so than his birdie trail, was how he managed to cope on 17 Online
McIlroy again missed out on a major title Online
McIlroy would deliver a perfect bullet of a drive down the same hole, nodding with determination at caddy Harry Diamond to further underline his hardened shell and belief until the very end Online
“It's not, at the end of the day, it's not life or death Online
Greeted by the warmest of hugs after yet more agony in the majors, Rory McIlroy's wait for glory goes on Online
It's one that I feel like I let slip away, but there will be other opportunities Online
Indeed, as he coined, winning here is “the Holy Grail of golf” and it was within his grasp until a rampant Smith caught lightning in a bottle on a breathtaking back nine that will live on in legend Online
One that is more relatable given the struggles Online
Consoled by his wife Erica Stoll and drained from a tortuous day, McIlroy was soon slumped over and whisked away on the back of a buggy to escape a familiar nightmare Online
As the Australian tones of Cameron Smith’s thoughts echoed around the 18th green at St Andrews, the Northern Irishman stood in sheer disbelief, tucked away outside the scorer’s hut after the Claret Jug slipped away during a fourth round that could not be described as a meltdown, it simply lacked a spark to take him across the finish line Online
His capitulation at Augusta in 2011 still rankles, but a mature McIlroy, embracing his role as golf’s saviour amid a civil war sparked by LIV Golf, oozed class even at his most vulnerable during his latest bout of disappointment Online
Five successive birdies inspired just the third ever final round of eight-under-par or better to seize a maiden major victory Online
But McIlroy continues to carve out a different, yet equally fascinating legacy Online
“I got beaten by a better player this week Online
Forced to slow down and putt around the Road Hole bunker before a nerveless 10 footer disappeared to save par, he then accelerated once again on 18 to make a crucial birdie to resist Young’s eagle and clinch victory Online
20-under par for four rounds of golf around here is really, really impressive playing Online
”RecommendedOpen Championship: Paul Lawrie is first to swing on day one of competitionCameron Smith earns Jack Nicklaus praise after matching his feat with Open winRory McIlroy determined to finish season strongly after Open disappointmentWhile McIlroy appears better equipped to deal with this setback compared to his woes of the past, the abrupt nature of the shifting tide will be difficult to stomach given how he had expertly kept himself in his own “bubble” as player partner Hovland struggled with the scorching pace from the contenders ahead on the course Online
“I'll be okay,” McIlroy said Online
