Rory McIlroy made history by achieving a career Grand Slam in golf with his victory at the US Masters tournament, becoming only the sixth player to accomplish this milestone. In a dramatic playoff against Justin Rose, McIlroy clinched the title after they finished tied on 11 under at the end of regulation play. The victory marked McIlroy’s 11th attempt at completing the Grand Slam, a moment he described as a long-awaited honor and pride during the presentation ceremony.

Despite initial setbacks, including a missed putt that led to a sudden-death playoff, McIlroy showcased resilience and skill to secure the win. His journey to victory at Augusta National saw him overcoming challenges, such as losing an early lead and facing a strong comeback from Rose.

McIlroy’s triumph adds another chapter to his successful career, which includes previous major wins at the PGA Championship, the US Open, and The Open Championship. The 35-year-old golfer’s remarkable performance under pressure and his ability to deliver a crucial birdie putt in the playoff exemplified his talent and determination on the course.

With this victory, McIlroy joins the ranks of golf legends like Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and others who have achieved the career Grand Slam, solidifying his place in golf history and inspiring fans worldwide with his exceptional achievement at the prestigious US Masters tournament.