Rory McIlroy won the Masters, finally. The roars told the story
Briefly

During the Masters Tournament, Rory McIlroy struggled with significant pressure as he pursued a career Grand Slam, highlighted by a dramatic day that included an opening double bogey and a momentous playoff. Spectators expressed anxiety as they watched him play, feeling his frustrations and triumphs. McIlroy later reflected on his internal challenges, noting that winning wasn't just against competitors but also overcoming his own mental battles. His journey at Augusta National became a memorable experience for both him and the patrons, underscoring the emotional intensity of high-stakes golf.
A Green Jacket stood up out of his plastic bleacher seat in a frenzy. I can't take much more of this, the gentleman uttered.
McIlroy's chase of the career Grand Slam and the end to his 11-year major championship drought felt more like if you took the most nauseating roller coaster on earth.
My battle today was with myself. It wasn't with anyone else... but I got it over the line.
All of Augusta National felt it with him. They leaned with the wayward drives, hustled to catch a glimpse of the gravity-defying escape routes.
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