Silence, non -compliant drivers and media avoidance!

Rory Mcilroys PGA Championship Nightmare: A self -indebted wound

Rory Mcilroy's most recent performance at the PGA championship was nothing less than a disaster and was a strong contrast to his earlier success in Augusta National. The Northern Irishman fought throughout the tournament and ended a disappointing 47th and astonishing 14 shots behind the Champion Scottie Scheffler.

From the beginning it was obvious that something was wrong with McIlroy. His problems began with the fact that his driver was classified as not conformed and stated the tone for a turbulent week on both the course and outside the course. Although Mcilroy had the opportunity to proactively tackle the problem, he decided on a media blackout and refused to speak to the press after one of his rounds.

This lack of communication only promoted speculation and criticism of Mcilroy's behavior. Golf experts like Brandel Chamblee have even suggested that Mcilroy's actions lead to a change in the rules and potentially commission the players to deal with the media after the round.

The controversy around Mcilroy's not compliant driver was further tightened by his silence on this matter. While other players such as Scheffler followed a transparent approach, Mcilroy's lacking willingness to tackle the problem head -on.

The consequences of Mcilroy's behavior stretched beyond the equipment debacle. Experts like Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard stood in with the situation. Hoggard emphasized the importance of McIlroy, who immediately appealed to his actions and emphasized the effects on fans, sponsors and the PGA of America.

Lavner repeated these feelings and criticized McIlroy because of his lack of transparency and the negative effects that it has for both fans and the media. The journalist asked valid questions about Mcilroy's motifs to avoid the press and speculated whether this was due to the frustration of his performance or a misguided attempt to claim his status in the game.

During the entire tournament, Mcilroy's behavior raised the eyebrows, from his repellent comments to Quail Hollow to his refusal to deal with carefree jokes before the tournament. The series of missteps culminated in a lackluster performance that fans and critics of Mcilroy questioned and commitment to the game.

While Mcilroy is thinking about his turbulent week at the PGA championship, he faces a critical time in his career. It is time that the former champion recognizes its misconceptions, blames its actions and strives for a more transparent and respectful relationship with sport, its fans and the media. Otherwise, Mcilroy's legacy and reputation in the golf world could affect.