Rory McIlroy has everything he ever wanted in golf. The Masters delivered that with the final leg of the career Grand Slam.

Even Rory McIlroy must have had a good chuckle at how quickly the narrative shifted from ‘he will never win another major’ to ‘can he win the single-season Grand Slam?’

In addition, the two-time PGA Championship winner owns a sparkling 69.48 scoring average at Quail Hollow, and since his first appearance there, McIlroy has put up a cumulative score to par of -102 through 50 rounds, per Justin Ray of Twenty First Group. To compare, Rickie Fowler is next best with a -47 through 45 rounds.

Rory McIlroy is back at Quail Hollow this week for the PGA Championship, a month after winning his first Masters and securing the career Grand Slam.

Rory McIlroy says the pressure’s off, now that he’s won a Grand Slam ... but he says there’s more to accomplish.

With the career Grand Slam complete, the world No. 2 elaborated on a mindset of not being finished, but being content in what he has achieved.

McIlroy confirmed reports that he has agreed to headline the men’s Australian Open for the next two years on the Melbourne Sandbelt.

Justin Rose was widely praised for his sportsmanship after being pipped to the Masters by Rory McIlroy, but the Englishman admits he was left "baffled" by the reaction