Rory McIlroy’s psychologist reveals why golfer didn’t speak to Bryson DeChambeau at Masters
After McIlroy won the Masters and completed a grand slam, DeChambeau said that he tried to speak to his compatriot but McIlroy in term offered no words.
McIlroy also spoke about Bryson DeChambeau, the American who was unable to stop him from completing a career slam when he won the Augusta Masters and completed a lifelong ambition. (AP) Rory McIlroy’s sports psychologist has addressed Bryson DeChambeau’s comments about the Northern Ireland golfer not speaking to him during the Masters at the Augusta National.
After McIlroy won the Masters and completed a grand slam, DeChambeau said that he tried to speak to his compatriot but McIlroy in term offered no words.
“No idea. Didn’t talk to me once all day,” DeChambeau said. When the LIV golfer was pressed further about why things played out that way, he implied that he tried to initiate conversation but got nothing back in return. “He wouldn’t talk to me.”
McIlroy’s sports psychologist Bob Rotella cleared the air and said that there were a few things that the golfer was not going to do all tournament, and one of it was to not speak to other players.
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