Rory McIlroy wants no more ‘hiccups’ as he eyes full European Tour schedule
After starting the final round a shot behind Andy Sullivan, McIlroy carded eight birdies to surge into a two-shot lead with two holes to play, only to then dump his tee shot into the water on the par-three 17th.
However, the four-time major winner holed from 30 feet to salvage what he called the best bogey of his career and take a one-shot lead up the 18th, which proved just enough to secure his fourth win of the year after Sullivan’s birdie attempt narrowly missed.
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