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Mcllroy to rest and reflect on 'unbelievable year'
The Straits Times
|December 08, 2025
Rory Mcllroy said on Dec 7 that he was looking forward to putting his feet up and having “a few glasses of wine” over Christmas to reflect on an “unbelievable year” after ending his season at the Australian Open.
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meeting out of a bunker in the Australian Open final round at Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Dec 7. The Northern Irishman will return for next year's edition and said he already 'can't wait to get back'.
(PHOTO: AFP)
The Ulsterman completed golf’s career Grand Slam in April with an emotional breakthrough to claim the Masters at Augusta.
He was also part of an away Ryder Cup triumph, won the Irish Open and topped the European Tour’s season-ending rankings for a seventh time.
That broke a tie with Seve Ballesteros and left just Colin Montgomerie, who achieved the feat eight times, now ahead of him.
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