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Rory McIlroy Struggles in PGA Tour Play-Off, Finishes 68th Out of 70

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August 19, 2024

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Rory McIlroy had a challenging start in the first PGA Tour play-off, finishing 68th out of 70 participants. The Northern Irish golfer struggled throughout the event, unable to find his rhythm on the course.

Despite his reputation as one of the sport’s top players, McIlroy faced difficulties with consistency, which impacted his overall performance. His placement near the bottom of the leaderboard was a stark contrast to his usual standards.

This result is unexpected for McIlroy, who is known for his competitive edge and impressive track record. The disappointing finish may raise questions about his current form and readiness for upcoming tournaments.

As the play-offs continue, McIlroy will likely focus on regrouping and improving his game. With his experience and talent, there is still hope for a strong comeback in the following rounds.