McIlroy digs out weird Odtall public surprises and “semi-accident” tilt tilt | Open

Entering the third day of public Rory McIlroy Still surfing with great motivation and kindness. At this point, he has jumped below six with just four leads, and each birdie sounds like a sound boom on the portrush. It’s manic, Messianic, and it’s very interesting. Then it’s very strange. The Twilight Zone is weird.

McIlroy just had a hard spin on the 11th. For a moment, he was worried that his ball would be lost and just cleared everything from the marshal. Even better, he will play from the trampled ground. He stopped. aim. Then, as his ball was exhausted toward the air, a member’s titleist ball suddenly jumped next to him as he was buried deep in the ground.

McIlroy smiled incredibly before telling his caddies: “I’m on golf!”

He later said, “This has never happened to me before.” “Just a weird thing- I obviously didn’t know there was a ball near it.

“It’s so weird. I thought I was going to fly, I looked up at my ball and I could see it spinning in the wind.”

This put McIlroy in a bogey of five and added further insults, and he heard a rant indicating that Scottie Scheffler had just dropped to 12 under 12, well beyond his score. But after the cruelty, God comes.

McIlroy is now on the 12th and is about to stroke a 56-foot eagle and push down from the slope, right to left. It moved steadily and then seemed to lose its pace 10 feet from the hole. “This is a must go,” golf Digestion, squat in a green place. And it is indeed the case. Just slow down again. “This is a must,” he said again.

The rant tells you what will happen next. The ball disappears from the hole. Suddenly, the fans jumped. Many people reached into the air. There is a cry of “Roly!Roly!” He is seven years old now and smiles.

He later said, “The 12-year-old Eagle was one of the coolest moments of my career – one of the biggest roars I’ve ever heard on the golf course.” “It’s great to put these shots back right away.”

The crowd around McIlroy was so deep throughout the third round that many supporters were forced to rely on secondary senses to figure out what was going on. Frequent eruptions in gallery. An urgent shout of encouragement. And, especially in the first few holes, the smell may be mysterious.

No wonder people get excited, especially after McIlroy made birdies on No. 1, 2 and 4. But then the opportunity begs. The 375-yard four-six-five-5 was one of the easiest holes in the whole week. But after a tough time of thriving, McIlroy couldn’t revel in the ups and downs. The average score of the 7th shot was 4.53, and another chance fell.

Still, the other bird in No. 15 left the Northern Irish signing 66 and tied for fourth place below eight. He was six shots behind Scheffler. But he still hopes for a miracle.

“It’s incredible,” he said of the atmosphere. “It’s so fun. I went to a perfect start, three [on the day] Until 4. At the first nine ends, at least to the 11-sensation, the par for the 7 is like a bogey and then bogey at 11.

“Then, make the last seven holes in the last seven holes of three thirds.

Champion Shane Lowry, six years ago, couldn’t say the same thing, Shane Lowry shot two-thirds of the 74-year-old, before revealing that he spent most of his time with stomach problems all night. “I’m not good,” he said. “I haven’t eaten today. I’m trying to drink a protein drink behind eight holes and I feel like throwing it away everywhere. Yes, it’s a tough day, but I’m not going to make excuses. I played poorly today and it’s obviously over.”

Lowry, now three, added: “You’re late to go home and have to give up on yourself and wake up at 2.30 a.m. and I have cramps in my stomach.”

McIlroy hopes to have a smooth night before the chaos begins again. “I started Oppenheimer last night,” he said. “Try to spend another hour tonight and maybe end tomorrow morning.”

However, he knows how Scheffler plays, which will make the Hollywood movie beat him.