Once the U.S. Open begins Thursday, 32 major championships will have been played with Rory McIlroy in the field since his last grand slam victory.
— news that didn’t sit well with most players, including McIlroy.
In the aftermath of the announcement, McIlroy did his best to make sense of it all and maintained public support for Monahan, though he did say: “It’s hard for me to not sit up here and feel somewhat like a sacrificial lamb, and feeling like I’ve put myself out there and this is what happens. [Tuesday] was tough. I think the shock of it, the surprise of it … I wasn’t looking forward to this, to be honest with you.
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