Rory McIlroy building house in London, will be part-time Florida resident after U.S. Open
Rory McIlroy building house in London, will be part-time Florida resident after U.S. Open
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Rory McIlroy wins the Masters at last, overcoming a rollercoaster final round to complete the career Grand Slam.
Rory McIlroy said he and his family were moving from their Jupiter home to a new house in the U.K. after the U.S. Open in June.
The 2025 Masters champion said he was keeping the $11 million home in Palm Beach County to use during the golf season.
Rory McIlroy has put a stamp on South Florida since moving to Palm Beach County, Florida. But it seems his title as a Jupiter resident will be changing from full time to part time.
The 2025 Masters champion and co-founder of the TGL golf league told Telegraph Sport ahead of the Truist Championship that he and his family will be moving into a newly finished home in the United Kingdom. McIlroy told Telegraph they would move in after the U.S. Open, which concludes June 15.
'Straight after Augusta we travelled over to see the house as it was going through the finishing touches,' McIlroy said in the interview May 7. 'It was fun to see and we could have stayed in it, but we wanted to get over to Holywood (his hometown in Belfast, Northern Ireland),' where he had a private celebration after completing the career grand slam.
Telegraph reported in 2023 that McIlroy and his wife, Erica Stoll, purchased a plot of land in Wentworth, a private community in Surrey that includes the exclusive Wentworth Club that is the headquarters of the PGA European Tour.
The move isn't surprising for fans of the Netflix series "Full Swing," where McIlroy said Stoll preferred the cooler climates of the U.K. In May 2024, McIlroy filed for divorce before filing a voluntary dismissal in June in Palm Beach County Court.
Is Rory McIlroy moving out of Florida?
This doesn't mean McIlroy is leaving South Florida behind for good. He said the Jupiter home he bought from Ernie Els in 2018 would remain "their base" during the golf season.
McIlroy has been a Florida man since 2013. In 2018, he moved into The Bear's Club, an exclusive community built by golf legend Jack Nicklaus where former NBA megastar Michael Jordan also lives. For $11 million, he bought the house that covers more than 13,000 square feet with nine bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. McIlroy and Stoll have lived there since, raising their 4-year-old daughter, Poppy.
The move does bring into question McIlroy's future involvement with TGL, the indoor golf league that finished its inaugural season in March out of the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens. McIlroy and fellow Jupiter resident Tiger Woods co-founded and played in the league from January to March.
Contributing: Tom D'Angelo and Maya Washburn, Palm Beach Post
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