Canadian Open: Rory McIlroy left trailing after one-over par opening round in first tournament since PGA Championship | Golf News

Rorre McLeroy left 10 shots in the Canadian Open after shooting a single opening round affected on Thursday.

He played his first championship since a disappointing show in the PGA championship last month.

Mcilroy was among the first beginners, but by the time when the rest of the field completed their tours, two leaders participating in the Olisen and Crystobal del Solar left with 10 strikes, each fired 61.

Shin Lori in Ireland was five through his first eight holes, but he had to settle for 64, three shots of the lead, after nine less than nine.

Danny Wellet from England and Robert McCaine were from Scotland first -class in the five, leaving them in a good position to stay in the competition at the weekend.

Justin Rose went to five individuals in the eleventh hole, but he made a double ghost in 15 before it ended in two.

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After completing the Grand Slam career by finally winning Masters in April, Mcilroy was unable to reproduce the same shape in the PGA championship in Quail Hollow in May.

He explained this week upon his arrival in Canada that he did not speak to the media in his previous championship because of “P *****” through information about an unaccounted driver “leaked”.

Mcilroy felt frustrated because only the news of his driver, which is not identical, has become public when the same thing happened to his opponent, and the championship winner eventually, Scoti Chefler.

Early Thursday, Mcilroy continued the struggle with adapting to his new driver, and lost the corridor on several occasions during his tour.

By playing the first ninth in TPC Toronto, Mcilroy started with two PARS before a weak mistake of more than 100 yards in the corridor in the twelfth hole led to a ghost.

He would have fallen further than the difficult seventeenth pace, as the drive in the coarseness left him, which led to an equal position, which failed to convert it.

However, the Northern Irish immediately responded by taking advantage of the five -cycle holes in the cycle.

He got himself in strong situations from the starting point to leave TAP-in Birdies in both, before reaching three consecutive by trading 11 feet per second.

The lines, and perhaps, should continue with Mcilroy created the chances of birds in the next four holes, but they failed to take any of them before finally proven to stay at one level in the seventh place.

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The rest period was only temporary as a bonded dance of thick roughness next to the eighth green color means that Mcilroy needed an impressive follow -up slice to reduce the damage to the ghost.

Then he found a warehouse in the corridor in his last hole, and had to settle in another ghost to leave him equally.

In thinking about his tour, Mcilroy said: “It is difficult with the driver. With those that I was playing previously, I left it a little.

And then, if you missed this right a little, so she just tries to know that and manage it a little.

“But a nice feeling to be able to direct the middle of the corridor and fully launch it and know that it will not go to the left on you.

“A little training this afternoon and I will prepare for tomorrow.”

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