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The Irish Sun
4 days ago
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- The Irish Sun
‘Green Jacket? It's on the yacht' – Rory McIlroy parties and jokes with golf fans on break in a beach club in St Tropez
RORY MCILROY has been enjoying some time away from the golf course as he was seen joking with fans in St Tropez. The Northern Irish clubber finished tied for seventh at the Open, which ended on Sunday. 3 Rory McIlroy won his green jacket in April after years of trying Credit: Sportsfile 3 It took him 11 years to complete his career grand slam Credit: PA The golfer was spotted by some fans partying in a beach club to loud music. The fans were keen to know why he was not wearing his green blazer that he earned for winning the Masters in April. They typed out a message on their phone reading "Where's the Green Jacket?". READ MORE ON SPORT They also tried shouting the question to McIlroy, but could not be heard over the loud music. McIlroy eventually spotted the fans and bounced his way over to them, clutching a wine glass. He answered their question brilliantly as he joked: "It's on the yacht ." The group of them burst out laughing as they enjoyed the vibes of the party. Most read in Golf SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET £50 BONUS WHEN YOU JOIN McIlroy appeared very relaxed with his friends as he wore a jacketless outfit of a black shirt and swim trunks paired with a backwards cap. The moment has gone viral on social media with plenty of fans enjoying the golfer's humour. Baffled Rory McIlroy hits TWO balls with ONE shot in incredible never-seen-before incident at The Open One posted: "Haters gonna hate but this is a W for Rory." A second commented: "Could be the hardest flex of all time." A third wrote: "This is the most I've ever liked Rory." A fourth said: "I like Rory now based off this video." 3 McIlroy was in the party mood in St Tropez Credit: Getty Another added: "Hate Rory but kinda love that he gets down." McIlroy landed the Green Jacket after 11 years of trying to complete his Grand Slam. However, he did fail to beat McIlory was left stunned at one point during the tournament as he hit two balls with
Scottish Sun
4 days ago
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- Scottish Sun
‘Green Jacket? It's on the yacht' – Rory McIlroy parties and jokes with golf fans on break in a beach club in St Tropez
Fans have reacted to the moment after it went viral on social media ROR-ING ON 'Green Jacket? It's on the yacht' – Rory McIlroy parties and jokes with golf fans on break in a beach club in St Tropez Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) RORY MCILROY has been enjoying some time away from the golf course as he was seen joking with fans in St Tropez. The Northern Irish clubber finished tied for seventh at the Open, which ended on Sunday. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Rory McIlroy won his green jacket in April after years of trying Credit: Sportsfile 3 It took him 11 years to complete his career grand slam Credit: PA McIlroy, 36, has now whisked himself away to the south of France from some R&R. The golfer was spotted by some fans partying in a beach club to loud music. The fans were keen to know why he was not wearing his green blazer that he earned for winning the Masters in April. They typed out a message on their phone reading "Where's the Green Jacket?". READ MORE ON SPORT NOU START Marcus Rashford back with ex-fiancee Lucia Loi as she joins him in Barcelona They also tried shouting the question to McIlroy, but could not be heard over the loud music. McIlroy eventually spotted the fans and bounced his way over to them, clutching a wine glass. He answered their question brilliantly as he joked: "It's on the yacht." The group of them burst out laughing as they enjoyed the vibes of the party. SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET £50 BONUS WHEN YOU JOIN McIlroy appeared very relaxed with his friends as he wore a jacketless outfit of a black shirt and swim trunks paired with a backwards cap. The moment has gone viral on social media with plenty of fans enjoying the golfer's humour. Baffled Rory McIlroy hits TWO balls with ONE shot in incredible never-seen-before incident at The Open One posted: "Haters gonna hate but this is a W for Rory." A second commented: "Could be the hardest flex of all time." A third wrote: "This is the most I've ever liked Rory." A fourth said: "I like Rory now based off this video." 3 McIlroy was in the party mood in St Tropez Credit: Getty Another added: "Hate Rory but kinda love that he gets down." McIlroy landed the Green Jacket after 11 years of trying to complete his Grand Slam. However, he did fail to beat Scottie Scheffler to the Claret Jug at the Open. McIlory was left stunned at one point during the tournament as he hit two balls with one shot in a never-before-seen incident.
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Rory McIlroy proves himself a Masters at partying as he lets loose in Saint Tropez after Green Jacket triumph
Golfer Rory McIlroy was seen taking a well-earned break this week. The Northern Irishman was spotted partying on the French Riviera after his triumph at the Masters earlier this year. He was caught letting loose at a beach club in Saint Tropez in a social media video shared by a fan. And the five-time major winner, 35, couldn't resist a humble brag when the fan asked him: 'Where's the Green Jacket?' The fan first attempted to shout to McIlroy over the loud thumping music before typing out his question to the golfer on his phone. McIlroy immediately lit up when he spotted the message, pointing to the supporter and letting out a laugh. The PGA Tour star, who clutched a glass of white wine in his hand, pried himself away from the dancefloor and made his way over to the fan. McIlroy, who looked relaxed figure in a black button-down shirt, swimming trunks and a backwards white cap, then claimed his Green Jacket was 'on the yacht' before sharing a laugh with the fan. The golfer then returned to his partying as he was captured bouncing up and down and waving his arm to the beat. Champions of The Masters receive a coveted Green Jacket. However, the prestigious prize must be returned to Augusta National Golf Club 12 months after their triumph where it is kept in the clubhouse until their yearly return for the major championship. McIlroy appeared to be partying with some friends as he was seen with his arm wrapped around a man's shoulders. However, there was no sign of wife Erica Stoll in the clip and it is unclear if she and their daughter Poppy have joined McIlroy in the South of France. McIlroy was overcome with emotion in April after he finally won The Masters in a dramatic playoff against Ryder Cup teammate Justin Rose. He finally slayed his demons at Augusta National to complete the career Grand Slam after 11 years. Following a turbulent year off the course, he emerged from a chaotic final round of the 2025 Masters a champion and toasted the long-awaited end to his Masters drought with Erica, 37, and Poppy. However, he has failed to come close at any of the remaining majors this year. He finished tied-47th at the PGA Championship in May and tied-19th at the U.S. Open last month, sparking concerns about his struggles. He failed to chase down his biggest rival Scottie Scheffler at The Open last week, managing to just finish in the top 10 in a share of seventh.
The Sun
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
The Open 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Scottie Scheffler WINS fourth major after stunning final day at Royal Portrush
The grass is always greener Rory McIlroy fell to his knees and later broke down in tears after he FINALLY WON the Masters and got his hands on the prestigious Green Jacket. After what has been more than a decade of heartbreak at Augusta, Rory won the Masters title to complete the Grand Slam and cement himself as one of the elites. He had to do it the hard way after going to a play-off with Ryder Cup team-mate Justin Rose, as McIlroy had missed a five footer for par on the 72nd green. But the golfing great held his nerve to win that elusive Masters crown before later breaking down in tears during a TV interview. And I'm sure he won't mind shedding more tears if it means he picks up The Open title once the weekend has concluded.
Daily Mirror
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Justin Rose has made thoughts perfectly clear on Rory McIlroy's actions behind the scenes
Rory McIlroy will hope to win The Open this weekend but with the Ryder Cup on the horizon, Justin Rose has recalled his experience of being team-mates with the Masters champion Justin Rose has lifted the lid on Rory McIlroy's behind-the-scenes influence as a team-mate ahead of the Ryder Cup. Both golfers are currently battling it out at The Open Championship, with McIlroy positioned T12 on the leaderboard at the midway point. The pair memorably went head-to-head in a playoff at the Masters back in April, where McIlroy triumphed to finally clinch the Green Jacket and complete a stunning career Grand Slam. McIlroy and Rose have previously joined forces as Ryder Cup team-mates on four occasions. The tournament will be hosted at the Bethpage Black Course this September. While Rose may need to bank on a captain's pick to secure his spot, he's revealed the true worth of McIlroy's contribution behind the scenes. Speaking about the golfing schedule beyond The Open, Rose told reporters: "Then clearly we've got FedExCup Playoffs to look forward to, and then the Ryder Cup is the next big thing on our minds. "[Rory] pours a lot of his energy and emotion into that as well, leaves it all on the golf course, and he's a great team-mate. His standing in the game doesn't necessarily dominate the team room. "Although he is a vocal figure in the team room, he doesn't necessarily make that presence felt to the detriment of the team in any way, shape, or form. Give him a lot of credit for being a good team-mate." Rose, tied for 17th after the second day at The Open, reflected on his own form: "Obviously I've had a bit of a come down off the back of the Masters, I feel like I'm coming back around to having more energy and focus again. I can see maybe the same for him, too. Yeah, it's probably coming at a good time." McIlroy, who has been in stellar form with wins at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Players Championship and the Masters this year, became the first golfer to secure his spot on Team Europe in June. This will mark his eighth consecutive appearance against Team USA and he's eager to emulate the team's success under captain Luke Donald in Rome two years ago. "It's always a huge honour to represent Europe in the Ryder Cup, so it means a great deal to have qualified for my eighth in a row and to be part of Luke's team again at Bethpage," McIlroy said. "Rome was such an incredible week with the environment Luke created, and I can't wait to be back in the team room. "Winning a Ryder Cup away from home is one of the biggest challenges there is in golf. We know it is going to be tough in New York, but we are all looking forward to that challenge in September and the opportunity to potentially do something special." After his Masters victory, McIlroy faced some challenges at the PGA Championship and the US Open but recently made a strong comeback with a T2 finish at the Scottish Open. Rose, who was commended for his gracious response to his Masters defeat, achieved his first top-10 finish since that event last week and opened up about coming to terms with his narrow loss to McIlroy in April. "When you see all the outpouring from Rory, you understand how big the moment is, and you wish that for yourself, obviously," Rose confessed. "But like I said at the time, I think it wasn't lost on me what a huge achievement that was for the game of golf, obviously someone achieving the career Grand Slam, so absolutely. "I was still able to be happy for Rory in that moment, and it had been a long time coming for him. For how good he is, to kind of have a few chances slip by, maybe even a decade of chances slip by, it was always going to be a matter of time."
