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Rory McIlroy's NSFW Reaction to PGA Championship's Big Decision

Rory McIlroy's NSFW Reaction to PGA Championship's Big Decision

Yahoo17-05-2025

Rory McIlroy has never been able to hide his feelings, and Saturday at the PGA Championship was no exception.
The 5-time Major champion was originally scheduled to tee off for Round 3 at 8:25 a.m. EST alongside Xander Schauffele at Quail Hollow. However, the PGA Championship abruptly and significantly changed the schedule just as McIlroy was getting ready for his round.
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The statement read, "Due to dangerous weather in the area, Round 3 starting times will be a split tee off of #1 & #10 tees in groups of 3 from 11:43 AM - 1:55 PM." The sudden schedule shift didn't sit well with the Northern Irish star. McIlroy was clearly upset and immediately started walking back. As he walked away, he turned back and was heard muttering a clear , '(Expletive) off,' in frustration.
The moment immediately went viral on social media, with many siding with the 2025 Masters Champion. However, it was later reported that McIlroy only suffered a delay of 15 minutes, which eventually hurt his warm up schedule. Rory McIlroy hasn't been performing his best at the Major as he survived missing the cut with a score of +2 after the second round.
The bad week started for the 36-year-old when USGA deemed McIlroy's TaylorMade Qi10 driver non-conforming ahead of the first round. Rory later had to change his driver. Nonetheless, the 5-time Major winner now enters the penultimate round of PGA Championship with high hopes of bouncing back. He has previously won the Major twice in 2012 and 2104.

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