Rory McIlroy Eyes Further Success After Career Grand Slam

Rory McIlroy is looking to build on his career Grand Slam success as he prepares to defend his title at The Masters. McIlroy ended an 11-year wait for his fifth major title with a dramatic victory at Augusta National last year, becoming the sixth player in history to achieve the career Grand Slam. Despite this achievement, McIlroy remains motivated to achieve more in golf, saying 'there's still a lot that I want to do.' He described the past 12 months as 'amazing' and feels more relaxed heading into this year's tournament, having 'tried to embrace and enjoy every part of life' as a Masters champion. McIlroy is now aiming to become the fourth player in history to win back-to-back editions of The Masters, with the world No 2 feeling positive about his chances. He reflected on his victory last year, where he came back from a seven-shot deficit to win, and highlighted the importance of patience in his success. McIlroy believes that The Masters presents one of his best opportunities to add to his major tally, citing the predictability of the course and the value of experience.