The 32-year-old’s form since the Ryder Cup has given him ‘renewed optimism, excitement and anticipation’ ahead of this week’s Abu Dhabi Championship
Rory McIlroy will take a leaf from Tiger Woods’ book as he bids to build on the momentum of his post-Ryder Cup performances in 2022.
McIlroy broke down in tears after beating Xander Schauffele to register his only point in Europe’s record 19-9 defeat at Whistling Straits last year, the four-time major winner feeling he “should have done more” in the contest.
