Rory McIlroy faced a setback during the PGA Championship when his main driver was found to be nonconforming during pre-tournament testing at Quail Hollow. This incident affected his performance, as he finished tied for last in driving accuracy. Despite making the cut, McIlroy left the course without addressing the media, showcasing his frustration. The USGA conducted the testing per their established protocols, while confidentiality regarding player driver tests remains intact, as noted in similar past incidents, including Xander Schauffele's experience in 2019.
McIlroy was forced to use a backup driver in the PGA Championship after his regular driver was deemed nonconforming upon testing at Quail Hollow.
The USGA confirmed testing of clubs at Quail Hollow, aligning with their consistent support for the PGA Tour's driver testing program.
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