Mcilroy added that “he certainly cannot relax” this week in OakMont, where he missed the reduction when the difficult Pittsburgh designing in the last US Open in 2016.
He also failed to present the weekend in 2017 and 2018, but has since published six of the 10 best finishes, respectively, in the past two years.
“I made the decision at the end of 2018 until 2019, I wanted to try to build my game on the most difficult tests we have in the game,” he said.
“The US Open Championship has moved from perhaps the least preferred specialty to the most likely because of what it asks you, and I love this challenge.”
While Mcilroy said that he tried to wipe in 2016 of his memory, he was delivered a flagrant reminder of the extreme Oconton demands – five -inch coarse vegetables – when he shot 11 years during a round early last week.
The main winner said five times: “On Monday, I felt impossible – I stumbled in the last two holes for 81 years,” adding that the course feels that the session is “softer” this week.
“I felt well, I didn't feel that I played so bad! It's more benign now.
“They had nails in the dice positions and the vegetables were running in 15 and a half. It was almost impossible.”
