McIlroy in 'better place' ahead of World Challenge


  • Golf
  • Tuesday, 03 Dec 2013

Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland raises his arms in triumph after sinking the winning putt in the Australian Open golf tournament played at the Royal Sydney course on Dec 1. - AFP

SYDNEY (AFP): Rory McIlroy heads to his final event of the year at the Tiger Woods-hosted World Challenge this week saying he is in a "better place" mentally after winning his first tournament of 2013.

The Northern Irishman overhauled crowd favourite and reigning US Masters champion Adam Scott with a final round 66 to win the Australian Open on Sunday by a single shot with an 18-under-par tally.

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