Four years ago, Arnold Palmer joked that he was going to break Rory McIlroy’s arm if he didn’t come play in his tournament at Bay Hill. In 2015, McIlroy honoured the request, playing in the namesake’s Invitational for the first time. He returned last year, too.
The 28-year-old fronted US PGA Tour media representatives, with son Dash by his side, to talk about his eighth career victory on tour but it was the toddler who stole the show.
WE HAVE all been questioning Tiger Woods’ next move as he refuses to give a timeline of a return to competitive golf – despite releasing videos of himself hitting a 9-iron.
But is coaching – and specifically mental coaching – the next step in Tiger’s career?
Australian Golf Digest
