Rory McIlroy on Winning Another Major, the LPGA and Growing Golf's Appeal

The transcript covers a golfer's reflections on past successes, current challenges, and future goals. It discusses the psychological aspects of competition, strategies for upcoming tournaments, and the importance of maintaining motivation and purpose. The golfer also reflects on past performances, shares insights on the growth of golf, and emphasizes the value of learning from experience.

What does the speaker attribute to the pressure of winning another major?

• Lack of practice

• Previous successes

• New competitors

• Change in rules

How does the speaker view the psychological barrier in majors?

• As a major advantage

• As non-existent

• As a minor issue

• As a significant obstacle

What is the speaker's strategy for the FedEx Cup playoffs?

• Skip the playoffs

• Change playing style

• Avoid playing against Brooks

• Focus on each round individually

What does the speaker say about the competition with Brooks?

• Brooks is easy to beat

• Brooks is not participating

• Brooks is in complete control of his game

• Brooks is not a threat

How does the speaker maintain motivation in regular tournaments?

• By treating every tournament the same

• By focusing only on majors

• By taking frequent breaks

• By changing coaches regularly

What lesson did the speaker learn from the Open Championship?

• To change playing style

• To never give up

• To always win

• To avoid certain tournaments

What does the speaker believe is crucial for the growth of golf?

• Increasing prize money

• Reducing tournament length

• Building more golf courses

• Engaging new audiences

What is the speaker's view on the LPGA's growth?

• It is making strides

• It is stagnant

• It is declining

• It is irrelevant

How does the speaker describe the current media consumption trend?

• People watch full tournaments

• People prefer live events

• People consume highlights

• People avoid sports

What does the speaker emphasize about junior golf programs?

• They are outdated

• They are unnecessary

• They are the way forward

• They are too expensive