Rory McILroy‘with Breakthrough masters win was formed by the intentional strategy to stay on the laser, even though it meant not saying a word for playing a partner Bryson Brazambeau During the last round, McILroy’s sports psychologist Bob Rotella said on Tuesday.
McIlroy ended his long waiting for the title of Masters with Birdie on the opening hole of sudden death to beat England Justin Rose in Augusta National on Sunday.
McIlroy (35) also became the first European man to complete his career Grand Slam with victory. Brazambeau later revealed that McIlroy He didn’t talk to him at all During the last round.
“It had nothing to do with Bryson,” the BBC Rotella said. “That was just a game plan for a week and we wanted to get lost in it.
“We didn’t want to pay attention to what someone else scored, shot, or swing or how far, hit it. We just wanted Rory to play his game.”
It seemed that the strategy had paid off when McILroy erased Rose after the first 5-Naha Putt had disappeared in the 18th in the regulation that forced the playoffs.
“The point is that if you believe that you win, just play your game and assume that if you do it anywhere near the way you are capable, then you will end number one,” Rotella added.
After completing the Grand Slam Rotella, McILroy could finally breathe easier.
“I think it will continue and win a few more,” Rotella said. “I think he’s thinking about having a multiple season.”
