Summary
Rory McIlroy won the Masters golf tournament for the second year in a row, a feat not accomplished since Tiger Woods. Some believe McIlroy's win is controversial because he practiced extensively on the course while other players competed elsewhere.
Key Facts
- Rory McIlroy won back-to-back Masters tournaments, a first since Tiger Woods.
- The event was held in Augusta, Georgia.
- Some fans and pundits feel McIlroy had an unfair advantage by practicing a lot on the Masters course.
- McIlroy spent significant time preparing solely for the Masters instead of competing in other events.
- He described Augusta as feeling like his "home course" due to his extensive practice there.
- Sports reporters argue this familiarity gave him an edge over other competitors.
- There are calls for rule changes to prevent such advantages in future tournaments.
