RORY McIlroy has been overlooked for the PGA TOUR’s top individual honour despite a stellar season. The gong goes to USA’s Scottie Scheffler, who was crowned Player of the Year and

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Rory McIlroy may have enjoyed a 2025 to savour, but it wasn’t enough for him to prevent Scottie Scheffler from winning his fourth straight PGA Tour Player of the Year award. The Holywood maestro’s memorable year,

Rory McIlroy wrapped up his season at the Australian Open at Royal Melbourne, where the Northern Irishman expressed support for major golf scheduling changes

Rory McIlroy has long been regarded as one of the most composed and thoughtful figures on the PGA Tour. But during the 2022 BMW Championship, a bizarre on-course disruption pushed the five-time major champion into an unscripted moment that quickly became one of the most talked-about fan incidents in recent golf history.

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Rory McIlroy has been pipped to a coveted accolade, with Scottie Scheffler claiming the PGA Tour player of the year honour for a fourth consecutive year. The Holywood golfer was hoping to secure the award for the third time - his first since 2019 - but has fallen short despite enjoying a phenomenal campaign on the greens.

48. Lost that playoff, but still won the season-long Race To Dubai for a seventh time. 49. Wore the green jacket to Northern Ireland for an all-time flex photo. 52. Played the Australian Open at Royal Melbourne for the first time. 54. Somehow whiffed all the trees with this recovery shot at the Masters.