Masters’ swing the thing for McIlroy
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LONDON — Rory McIlroy is confident the changes he has made to his swing will click by the time he tees off at the Masters in April.
The 22-year-old Northern Irishman has been working with long-time coach Michael Bannon on improving his swing set-up.
“I still feel it’s going to take a couple more weeks to fully click in and that if feels completely comfortable but it’s definitely on the right track,” he said.
“Hopefully, there will be a day when it all clicks and it comes easy to me. As for the time being, I still have plenty of swing thoughts I am thinking about out on the golf course.”
McIlroy leaves for the United States on Monday for the Accenture Match Play Championship, which begins Feb. 22. The Masters begins April 5.
He began his season with a second-place finish in Abu Dhabi and fifth place in Dubai last week, when he revealed he had been working on a “few fundamentals” in his swing.
