Race to Dubai

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Admin in Uncategorized

Race to Dubai winner Rory Mcllroy

Just after completing his best season in his career yet, Rory Mcllroy was crowned as the Race to Dubai winner for the second time in three years, after failing to receive it last year.

His company is now having trouble allowing him to play earlier next season, because their contract will be in charge from February, so Rory has to pull out of the two China tournaments to be able to prepare and to play legally when he hits the court next year.

He is in Dubai at the moment for the last 10 days where he spent his time to relax and prepare himself for the season-ending World Tour Championship, where he was the winner two years ago.

But this time he has managed to win the title and the Race crown ahead of schedule. He showed the world how to put aside problems that are not related to the sport, and be a very good competitor. He commented that he was glad to be able to put things out of his mind and play the game that he wants. Mcllroy also commented that this is the first year that he has been able to do it, and he is enjoying it, with hopes of more years to come with the same energy. He added that it is almost like a holiday to get back on the golf pitch and on the tournaments and events while thinking solely about that and nothing more. On the other hand he says about the lawyers’ offices that it’s not the nicest thing and it takes away lots of time to get the job done. Anyone who knows how that works can tell.

Let’s take a look at the Dubai Rankings from first to tenth position:

Rank	Name	Country	Tournaments Player	Points
1	Rory McIlroy	Northern Ireland	14	5,400,700
2	HenrikStenson Sweden		19	2,674,186
3	Jamie Donaldson	Wales	24	2,575,847
4	Marcel Siem	Germany	21	2,471,873
5	Sergio Garcia	Spain	16	2,459,649
6	Brooks Koepka	United States	14	2,412,876
7	Alexander Levy	France	29	2,216,192
8	Justin Rose	England	13	2,007,861
9	Thomas Bjorn	Denmark	25	1,943,682
10	Victor Dubuisson	France	22	1,938,066

He has been confident that the bid won’t chop off as he will go to the Grand Slams at the Masters next April.

His head will be clear as soon as he goes to Augusta, and as long as everyone appreciates what have Mcllroy done. Things will be okay. Even though the world No.1 is changing the lawyers next season, that decision should not affect his game. Despite the changings of the suited people behind the player, Mcllroy is expected to play all the tournaments at the start of the year. He may take more weeks to prepare, but not a single tournament will be missed as it is the most important thing according to the No.1 golf player himself.