The PGA Championship at Quail Hollow could offer McIlroy another shot at glory after he finally completed golf’s career Grand Slam at last month’s Masters.

Down goes _____! Rory McIlroy has filled that blank often. The round-shouldered Irishman, now 36, has endured all manner of fourth-round trauma, including four seconds in majors. More than once we’ve wondered: Can he get off the mat again?

Rory McIlroy will soon be heading Down Under. The reigning Masters champion has confirmed he will play in this year's Australian Open – the nation's top golf tournament. He has also committed to the 2026 event.

Five-time major champion and career grand slam winner Rory McIlroy will headline the men's Australian Open, with the tournament to be played in Melbourne for the next two years.

Rory McIlroy's Masters win has the focus on Jordan Spieth at the PGA. But their career Grand Slam quests couldn't be more different.

The McIlroy household is looking at a major life change in the near future, which eradicates any notion that the marriage is not healthy.

For Rory McIlroy, his has usually been to make a trip to Charlotte and turn down Gleneagles Road to Quail Hollow Golf Club.  It was here in 2010 that McIlroy underlined his arrival on the PGA Tour, winning his first title to a delightful Jim Nantz flourish from the commentary booth.

Tom McKibbin switched to LIV Golf at the turn of the year, and in doing so defied golfing icon and current Masters champion Rory McIlroy.