Rory McIlroy

The four other outrights from last week, um, sent the house last week with five outrights.

The other four, Rory McIlroy had a shocking weekend, uh, of ball striking, finishing tied 41st, particularly off the tee, and in the early rounds really couldn't make a putt to save his life either.

Um, we had Angel Hidgo- we'll get back to Rory here in a second for the BMW PGA.

We had Angel Hidalgo at 165 to 1.

He had not had a top 10 since he blew that lead at PGA National.

The redemption for Shane at the Irish last week, that was good stuff.

Patrick Reed looked extremely focused on holding off Rory McIlroy from that number one spot on the Order of Merit.

And this is another thing, and this is just an assumption, no factual evidence behind this.

Just boat racing a really good field.

That included Patrick Reed, Joaquin Neiman, Rory McIlroy, among others.

But he's now won the Irish Open as an amateur and a professional.

That's pretty sick.

And I can assure you, those are much better parties.

At first glance, I thought every Irishman in this movie was Rory McIlroy.

The song isn't even in the movie?

I mean, it is.

Finished 20th last year, but the five years before that, second, seventh, second, ninth, and second.

So give me Rory McIlroy as what would be considered not a sleeper, but more sleeper than he usually is going into this tournament to

win.

It's just a matter of what his give-up ass meter is.

I reckon Sven supported Australia when they played Australia back in the day in one day cricket.

Rory McIlroy, Ben Stokes, Lance Armstrong, Draymond Green and Patrick Reid from Matt.

One of the people who makes the list was mentioned there at some point.

At some point.

Which is a shame because he's part of one of the great Ryder Cup single Sundays.

Yep.

Against Rory McIlroy.

Was that Whistling Straits? He's an amazing competitor.

Um, you're probably going to start to see guys like him go over and some of the other big name American guys, uh, maybe some of the Japanese guys as well.

And, um, it's just going to make for a better product, but anyways, coming up in a few moments, I'll dive into all things Irish open with plenty of audio from the winner, Shane Lowry, as well as Rory McIlroy, obviously they're in attendance.

John Rom both had plenty to say this weekend in Ireland, along with some comments from Patrick Reed, who was in the mix all weekend, along with live star Waco Neiman, also in the mix.

Then coming up in the second segment, you'll hear my conversation with the director of golf from Predator Ridge in Vernon, BC in Brody Carl.

My daughters always ask me, when are you going to bring a trophy home? So

yes, I'm going to bring one home.

Well, also tied for second was former live player and, of course, Masters champion Patrick Reid, who with a second-place finish now leads the DP Tour Race to Dubai rankings ahead of Rory McIlroy.

You've extended your lead even more now on the Race to Dubai rankings.

Yep.

Against Rory McIlroy.

Was that Whistling Straits? He's an amazing competitor.

No,

I know.

It was just, I think Rory McIlroy went and had a chat to him and he gave the big thumbs up to Shane Lowry, who won this tournament many years ago, the Irish golfer, but hadn't won it since he was in his early 20s.

So he was obviously absolutely wrapped.

Trump's giving him the thumbs up and pointing at him, you know, in his cap, USA cap.

It's always an interesting time when you look at the gambling aspect of this PGA Tour because a lot of these tournaments, I would say the vast majority of these tournaments, are not being played by the big-name golfers.

You see Rory McIlroy recently in the Irish Open.

A lot of the European players were playing over there.

You're not going to see Scotty Scheffler playing until the President's Cup.