Rory McIlroy opens up on new business venture after secret talks before Masters | Golf | Sport
Masters champion Rory McIlroy has revealed his latest big business deal was agreed before he even teed off at Augusta last month. This week, it was confirmed that the 35-year-old’s investment firm, Symphony Ventures, was launching a new partnership with TGP.The two companies are forming TGP Sports, an investment firm that has vowed to partner with a range of sporting companies, teams, and leagues. McIlroy and business colleague Sean O'Flaherty will serve as operating partners for the strategy and will be responsible for sourcing investments. The Northern Irish star has now opened up on the deal, and insisted it hasn’t
NFL legend plays Augusta day after Masters and betters Rory McIlroy's score on opening hole
J.J. Watt fulfilled a dream.The NFL legend got to play at the Augusta National Golf Club just a day after the Masters concluded and his scores surprised everyone.4J.J. Watt revealed he was able to play at AugustaCredit: GetyPlaying after Rory McIlroy's historic green jacket victory on Sunday, Watt was part of a string of celebrities who were seen at Augusta.As a result he got to take to the course for a round of golf and it's safe to say he'll be satisfied with his showing.Watt is a five-time Pro Bowler, three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year and Burnley co-owner.
Paul McGinley reacts after Rory McIlroy comments criticised following Masters win | Golf | Sport
Paul McGinley has taken to social media to clarify his comments about Masters champion Rory McIlroy that caused a stir among fans.The Sky Sports pundit faced criticism when he said McIlroy 'isn't everybody's cup of tea' and that he 'divides opinion' before praising the Grand Slam champion. His intention was to applaud his resilience, but fans were less than impressed with his choice of words.Following the frustration among fans, McGinley responded on social media, writing: 'Rory has been the most criticised golfer in the world over the past few years. Winning was a human story of redemption against that backdrop.'I
Donald Trump picks British winner of the Masters but snubs Rory McIlroy | Golf | Sport
Rory McIlroy might have stormed back into contention at the Masters with a superb second round of 66, but it doesn’t seem like he impressed Donald Trump. Despite being a golf fanatic, the US president has been absent from the tournament at Augusta, although he has still had his say following an exhilarating two days of action.McIlroy moved to six under par on Friday, leaving him just two shots off leader Justin Rose. Sandwiched between them is Bryson DeChambeau on seven under, a player well known to the 78-year-old. DeChambeau joined Trump’s campaign trail prior to his election win last
Masters LIVE: Rory McIlroy's behaviour blasted as organisers urged to give punishment | Golf | Sport
It had been looking like being a splendid opening round for Rory McIlroy, who found himself four under with just four holes left to play. Two double bogeys later, and the Irishman is back at even par. An understandably difficult end to his opening round, McIlroy wasn't for sticking around after finishing up on the 18th, with the four-time major winner opting out of any post-round interviews. It sparked plenty of controversy online, with fans blasting him for his behaviour. @WVUADburner posted on X: 'These guys are soft as charmin. Bet had he not doubled 2 holes on the back 9 he’d be interviewing.'@konostramus
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