Rory McIlroy aims for career Grand Slam at The Masters: Tiger Woods believes it’s only a matter of time

Rory McIlroy is gearing up for The Masters at Augusta National, where he is grouped with Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele for the first two rounds. The stakes are high for McIlroy, as a win at Augusta would make him the first player since Tiger Woods to complete the career Grand Slam.

McIlroy, who was the last player to arrive at Augusta National, has been receiving praise from Woods himself. The 15-time major champion has expressed his confidence in McIlroy’s ability to achieve the Grand Slam, stating that it’s only a matter of time before he accomplishes the feat.

Despite some recent struggles at The Masters, McIlroy remains optimistic and focused on his goal. With seven top 10 finishes in his last 10 visits to Augusta National, McIlroy is no stranger to the course and is hoping that a patient and disciplined approach will lead him to victory this time around.

Having recently finished third at the Valero Texas Open, McIlroy is coming into The Masters with some momentum. He credits his busy early-season schedule for helping him fine-tune his game and be better prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.

As the anticipation builds for The Masters, golf fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports Golf. With McIlroy’s quest for the career Grand Slam and the competition heating up at Augusta National, this year’s tournament is sure to be one for the books. Don’t miss a moment of the action as McIlroy vies for his chance to etch his name alongside the greats of the game.