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“Rory McIlroy Reflects on US Open Heartbreak: ‘It Still Stings'”

Rory McIlroy has expressed that the memory of his failure to secure the US Open title still "stings," following his near miss for a long-awaited fifth major championship in June. The Northern Irish golfer was in a strong position at Pinehurst but faltered down the stretch, bogeying three of the last four holes and ultimately finishing just one shot behind Bryson DeChambeau. Reflecting on his season, McIlroy noted, “I’ve been incredibly consistent again, and I take pride in that over the past few years. However, it’s hard not to think about the opportunities I missed. I could easily be sitting here with a fifth major title, but that’s not the case.” As he looks ahead, McIlroy aims to cap off what he considers a "successful" season by competing for the Race to Dubai title.

Question 1: What major tournament did Rory McIlroy fail to win in June, and who won it?

Rory McIlroy failed to win the US Open in June, finishing a shot behind Bryson DeChambeau.

Question 2: How did McIlroy perform in the final holes of the US Open?

McIlroy bogeyed three of the last four holes, which contributed to his loss in the tournament.

Question 3: How does McIlroy feel about his overall performance this season?

McIlroy feels he has been "incredibly consistent" and is proud of his performance over the last few years, despite the disappointment of not winning a fifth major title.

Question 4: What would a Race to Dubai title mean for McIlroy's season?

A Race to Dubai title would cap off what McIlroy considers a "successful" season, despite the painful memory of missing out on the US Open.