A two-story mural depicting a precocious Rory McIlroy in 2012 has seen such better days that you can barely tell it is the Grand Slam golfer anymore

Rory McIlroy couldn’t hide his disdain for the conditions at the Scottish Open. “The greens are so s–t,” McIlroy said Sunday on a hot mic as he missed a putt wide during his final round at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland.

If we had done a U.S. Open vibes-only guide, Spaun would have been on there, too. (I can guarantee this because there's absolutely no way for you to fact check it.) Now it's time to train our vibes on Northern Ireland,

The world No. 2 placed runner-up at the Genesis Scottish Open, gaining momentum entering next week's British Open in his native homeland.

Rory is excited because with a great performance at the Scottish Open, he gave indications that he could lift the major trophy again.

Rory McIlroy aims to win the Open while looking forward to his first trip to India for the DP World Championship.

Rory McIlroy practically had Royal Portrush all to himself Monday morning, but not for long. By the time he finished his first practice round for the British Open — his