Rory McIlroy’s U.S. Open collapse has been well-documented over the past month.
The inexplicable short miss on 16, his failure to get up and down on 18, the bad break on the par-5 5th, and the misfire on the par-3 15th will all live in infamy forever, as it kept McIlroy’s 10-year major drought intact. He came up just short of Bryson DeChambeau, who made a miraculous par save on the 18th hole in the group behind McIlroy to win by one. As a result, McIlroy left Pinehurst No. 2 abruptly, spoke to nobody, and got airborne as quickly as possible.
In the following days, McIlroy took a trip
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