Yeah, this is the first time Rory spoke this morning
at the Renaissance Club in Scotland.
We have not seen him since he pulled out of
the parking lot at Pinehurst last month after losing on
the 18th green at the US Open.
Here's Rory. I think the way I've described Pinehurst on
Sunday,
it was like it was a great day until it
wasn't.
You know, I, I, I did things on that Sunday
that I haven't been able to do in the last
couple of years.
To control the golf tournament held held putts when I
needed to.
Well, mostly what I needed to made birdies,
you know, really got myself in there.
And and then like obviously unfortunately,
you know, to miss those last two putts are the
the putt on 16 and and obviously the put on
18.
Yeah, it was a yeah,
it was a, it was a tough day.
It was a tough few days after that,
obviously.
I heard he walked around New York looking for Peaches.
But but, but that's that's exactly what he would have
said that maybe not.
I mean maybe it was good for him to get
out of the Parkin lot and wait 3 1/2 weeks
before he spoke to anyone again.
Because that what would you have done?
I would have laughed.
I think if you factor in the history of him
and and the majors and things like that,
I probably would have left as well.
So I don't blame Rory for any of that.
He is the favorite, of course,
7 to one to win the Scottish Open,
which Tees off tomorrow.