Winning the Open at St Andrews is the 'holy grail', says McIlroy
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy during practice day three of The Open at the Old Course, St Andrews. Pic: David Davies/PA Wire
The saying – often attributed to Bobby Jones or Jack Nicklaus – is that a golfer’s career is not complete unless he wins an Open Championship at St. Andrews.
Rory McIlroy won’t dismiss what he’s accomplished already in the game of golf as incomplete, but he understands the gist of that sentiment.






