Rory McIlroy returned to major competition at the PGA Championship following impressive performances in previous tournaments. However, he faced significant challenges, particularly with finding fairways amidst muddy conditions at Quail Hollow, where the field was required to play the ball down despite six inches of rain. This decision by the PGA of America, reflected by the insistence of chief championships officer Kerry Haigh, underscored the difficulty of the terrain, as players like McIlroy aimed to maintain their competitive edge against top contenders like Scottie Scheffler.
Rory McIlroy faced significant challenges at the PGA Championship, primarily struggling to keep the ball in play while dealing with wet conditions that impacted his game.
The PGA of America opted against implementing preferred lies despite adverse weather, leaving players like McIlroy to navigate the muddy, difficult conditions on the course.
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