Controversial controversy a few days after his behavior in 2025 US Open, Rory Explained that he was leaving everything in the past - but not before a bit of instinct.

McIllo, 36, On June 18, Wednesdays talked to journalistsPrior to this week's Travelers Championships, TipC River Highland in Connecticut, where he published his decompression procedure after the final round of the US Open on Sunday, June 5th.

"I prefer to unwind on Sunday night and keep a glass wine," McIllo said. "I wouldn't say that this is the best recovery method" "

McIlroe finished at the Wick End in the Okmont Country Club in 19th, a tournament that broke him with a Te Merker, threw a golf club on the Fairway and could avoid talking to the media on a regular basis.

"I think everyone got its own way to recover from the horrible weeks," explained McLaro. "I think they are just the little habit that you have taken on the way you have taken, whether it is physical or whether it is emotional or to move away from it and to recharge themselves."

He added, “But yes, I think it is important to take care of yourself physically and mentally.

In a busy PGA Tour Shidhul, McIllo said he had tried to "return" the right mentality starting on Monday.

"I give myself to that day," he said. "I think Mondays in the tournament are as important as reset" "

Part of the stacked field in the McLRYRRACLESS championship, which includes 2025 US Open Champion Jazz, Scotti shefler, Colin Morikawa And Gander ScuffleThe

After the final round of the US Open, Macillo admits that he is fighting to find inspiration after winning the first Master's Championship in April, making him only the sixth golfer in history to win the Grand Slam of a career.

"See, I got up in my Everest in April, and I think after you did something like this, you need to take your way down, and you need to look for another mountain climb," said McLaro.

While he was giving journalists time at the US Open on Sunday, McIllo decided to talk to them multiple times throughout the week. His reluctance attracted the shining of many in the golf world, Including the Irish Golf legend Paul McguinleyThe

According to Golf.com, "I don't like to see it," McGinley said Saturday, June 14, Saturday. "I think Rory is better than that. Either he does not talk to the media or does a press conference without any such press conference, he does not serve it fairly or properly."

McGinley added "He looks like everything he looks like. It is not sensitive to what happened in his career, I don't know. But he's not himself. It is not normal."