Rory McIlroy Aims to End Major Drought at British Open Amid Stiff Competition

Rory McIlroy seeks to end his major title drought at Royal Troon during the British Open. Despite a recent close call at the U.S. Open, McIlroy remains optimistic and motivated. The tournament features stiff competition from players like Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau. Royal Troon's challenging course adds to the excitement.

Rory McIlroy begins his quest to end a decade-long major title drought at Royal Troon, as the British Open line-up promises fierce competition.

McIlroy, who recently finished second at the U.S. Open, spoke candidly about bouncing back from that disappointment and his eagerness to contend at the Open. 'I know that I'm in a good spot,' said McIlroy, reflecting on past struggles and recent performances.

The Open, renowned for its unpredictability owing to weather and the nature of links golf, sees top contenders like Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau. Royal Troon's challenging conditions, including one of the toughest closing stretches and the longest hole in Open history, ensure a thrilling tournament.

(With inputs from agencies.)