Liberated McIlroy sets Scottish Open pace
Summary
Rory McIlroy started the Scottish Open with a strong score of five under par, leading the tournament alongside three other players. McIlroy, who has reduced the number of events he plays this year, said he enjoys playing links golf and feels more balanced with a lighter schedule.Key Facts
- Rory McIlroy shot a 65 in the first round of the Scottish Open.
- McIlroy is playing fewer tournaments since winning two Masters titles earlier this year.
- His strong start includes an eagle on the first hole and several birdies.
- McIlroy aims to keep his enthusiasm high by playing fewer events.
- Other leaders after round one include Patrick Cantlay, Kim Tae-heon, and Bernd Wiesberger.
- Brooks Koepka is one shot behind the leaders after returning to the Scottish Open after 11 years.
- Robert MacIntyre, a local player, scored 67 and focused on staying calm during his round.
- The Scottish Open is played on a links golf course in East Lothian, known for challenging conditions and large crowds.
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