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Rory McIlroy showed he's human with total whiff at Australian Open

Although it sometimes doesn't seem so, world No. 2 Rory McIlroy showed fellow golfers during the Australian Open that he is, indeed, human.

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Rory McIlroy's late birdie burst means he'll be playing on the weekend at the Australian Open

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A whiff. A rally. Rory McIlroy is giving Australian Open fans everything they could ask for at Royal Melbourne

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Fan Shows Off Welt in Photo After Getting Hit by Rory McIlroy Drive at Australian Open

Rory McIlroy literally left an impression on a fan during the second round of the DP World Tour's Australian Open at Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Friday.

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McIlroy produces 'rollercoaster' opening round

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Rory McIlroy makes six bogeys, five birdies in opening round at Australian Open

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Australian Open golf day third round live: Rory McIlroy assesses his third round performance

An air swing one day, dealing with a banana peel the next. Welcome to the crazy Rory McIlroy Australian Open experience.

Banana Peel Moment! A Slippery Slope for McIlroy During His 3rd Round at the Australian Open

Rory McIlroy has survived a bizarre encounter with a banana peel lodged in a tree to shoot a 3-under 68 at the Australian Open

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2025 Australian Open: TV schedule, streaming info, how to watch, tee times

How to watch the 2025 Crown Australian Open this week at Royal Melbourne, including a full Australian Open TV schedule and streaming details. The post 2025 Australian Open: TV schedule, streaming info,

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Golfers Smith and Scott say Australian Open regains status after returning to stand-alone format

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Golfers Cameron Smith and Adam Scott believe the Australian Open has regained its status as a prestigious tournament after returning to its traditional format without playing it concurrently with the Women's Australian Open.

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Daniel Hillier in Australian Open contention as Kiwi chases historic win

Daniel Hillier remains within touching distance of being the first New Zealander to win the Australian Open but it may take something special to chase down Denmark’s Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen. Hillier sits four shots off the lead going into tomorrow’s final round at Royal Melbourne after shooting a four-under 67 thanks to a superb 32 on the back nine.