Rorre McLeroi from Northern Ireland says he is “worried” through his shape heading to the United States next week after facing drivers' issues in the Canada Open.
The 36 -year -old was absent from the reduction in the Canadian Open on Friday, as he ended nine equally and 149 in the field of 153 men.
The Master 78 hero launched equally during his second tour while he was struggling to get a new driver.
The former Mcilroy driver was unacceptable on the eve of the American PGA championship last month, as the North Irish continues in 47th in North Carolina.
With a new 44 -inch driver, Mcilroy found 13 out of 28 corridors in Toronto, and he found the eighth quadruple brave on the fifth hole on an equal footing.
“Of course it comes to me,” McLeroy said.
“You do not want to photograph high degrees like that you did today. I felt I came here, clearly with a new driver, believing that this type would be good and solve some problems outside the starting point, but he didn't.
“It is clear that going to Oakmont next week, what you need to do more than anything else there is Hit Fairways. I am still looking for the lost piece of the starting point. It is clear to me, when I get this part of the game, then everything falls in place. Now that's not. Yes, this is a source of concern to go to next week.”
