“He got the right to do everything I want to do” after skipping the duties of the media after two rounds of his opening during what he called the “medium” performance in the United States.
The Masters champion spoke to the media for the first time since the tournament started after the four pushed him to 74 on Saturday to 10 at an equal foot after three rounds.
Mcilroy said that he hopes the final round will be on Sunday to be a state of taking “four and a half hours from here” to put a disappointing week behind him.
The 36 -year -old made a frustrating character throughout the tournament in Ocont, just making the discount on Friday.
After Saturday's tour, he said that he made himself less available to some of the media departments, partly due to a story that leaked around his driver before the PGA Championship last month.
It has been shown that Usga asked Mcilroy to change the club just two days before the event after the equipment examination was considered “uncomfortable.”
“It is just a frustration with you, comrades [some sections of the media]The northern Irish said.
This was the first time that he had spoken to the media after spinning in a specialty since she won a master's degree in Augusta in April.
“I have been completely available for the past years,” McLeroy added. “Who – which [driver issue] It was part of it, but in Augusta, you were overwhelmed, comrades on Thursday. It is not unusual as I did before, but I do it a lot. I feel I have earned the right to do everything I want to do. “
The OakMont course has proven to be a challenge in the entire field, and although Mcilroy was happy with some aspects of his game, the focus was sometimes a problem.
“The name of the game this week is to keep patient and try to do a good job there, but it is just one of the golf fields where you can lose patience very quickly,” he said.
“I pushed the ball as much as I have long, so this is positive this week. I was hoping to play better, but I didn't.”
