Rory Mcilroy did not have much to say that Masters played fellow Bryson Dechambeau on Sunday, but the two -time US champion. UU. He does not stop when he congratulates the winner of this year’s green jacket in a Grand Slam of his career.
Hours after his fifth place in Augusta National, where he tied with Sungjae IM with 7-Foundation for the weekend, Deschambeau celebrated Mcilroy’s first victory in a sincere place shared on Monday in X.
“Huge congratulations to Rory for an incredible achievement when completing the great golf slam of his career,” Dephambeau wrote. “Hello, I deserved to get this.”
Mcilroy, who fell to Dchambeaua in the US Open last June, almost collapsed again in Augusta, where he defeated Justin Rose in a single hole playoffs on Sunday to collect the fifth specialty of his career, and his first PGA 2014 El PGA 2014 in 2014.
“There were points in my career in which I did not know if I would have this beautiful garment on my shoulders,” said Mcilroy, 35, “I certainly did not make it easy. I was nervous. It was one of the most difficult days I’ve had in the golf course.”
The Mcilroy laser approach approach on Sunday did not go unnoticed by Dechambeau, 31, whose comments on the Irish of the northern who did not tell him that the final caused a stir.
“Hey, he didn’t talk to me once all day,” said the twice older winner.
Although Mcilroy was “simply focused, I suppose,” Deschambeau also pointed out in his comments after the Masters: “When you try to win an important championship, as special here, on the Sunday of Augusta, the teachers, you have.” “
In his ninth start of Masters, Decchambeau opened the tournament with a 3 Bajo 69. He shot a low 68 the next day and hit five times.
When closing the third round with a low 69, Dcchambeauard Mcilroy for only two bass blows in general.
Like his rival in the course, it was an unstable final round for Rescoeau, who hit consecutive bogeyos in the holes n. ° 3 and no. 4 After loading the top of the classification with a birdie in no. 2.
Allle, found some rhythm later with six straight pairs, double fogey in hole No. 11 that prepared the stage for a 3 out of 75.
Despite the obvious disappointment, Decchambeau said on Monday that he is using his mastery heartbreak as motivation.
“It was a battle throughout the week, and only without my best things, I demonstrated to Myelf that I have the ability to win this tournament one day. It is difficult, but moments like this have taught me a lot and now I am more motivated than we have to work. Hey wrote in X.