Overview
- McIlroy’s 12-under win on Sunday over Scottie Scheffler made him the fourth player to defend the Masters.
- Padraig Harrington said McIlroy could win as many as 10 Masters, citing sharper putting and a game built to last.
- Sir Nick Faldo told critics to drop the talk about McIlroy staying quiet with Cameron Young, calling silent final rounds routine.
- An AskGamblers estimate says U.S. federal withholding and Georgia taxes will take about $1.9 million from his $4.5 million prize, based on 37% federal and 4.99% state rates.
- YouTuber-coach Rick Shiels predicted McIlroy could climb to third on the all-time majors list within a decade, after reaching six.