Why Rory McIlroy uses a dog seller in his golf clubs, while the viewers give details during the master

The reason why Rory McIlroy always put a dog seller in his golf clubs was unveiled.

One of the largest events in the annual golf calendar began on Thursday when the master started in the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.

On the way to the competition, many fans have got used to McIlroy number two in the world in the world, which has to win the masters if he hopes to complete a rare career grand slam.

But as they watched the Nordirsman National to the Nordirsman, some asked why he has a leader of the dogs through his golf clubs, and now we know why.

Throughout his career, Mcilroy won four majors, the US Open 2011, the Open Championship in 2014 and the PGA championship in 2012 and 2014.

Recently, Rory won what many considered for the unofficial fifth major after defeating JJ Spaun to win the Player championship in March.

And for all these massive victories and in his previous Master campaign in 2025, he was his legendary head cover, which he unveiled with him since he played as a teenager.

McIlroy explained why he used the lead to the Taylormade Golf, and said: “So I have this dog on my employee covering since I was 14 years old.

“I always loved dogs, I grew up a few dogs and I am just a big dog person.

“This guy did many air miles, we were probably 100 times together in the whole world, so he saw many cool things.”

When he started his offer for the Masters 2025 Trophy, McIlroy had a flying start in round one and ended the first nine holes three under par.

The 35-year-old got another birdie on the 13th hole, but then fell completely apart on the holes 15 and 17, double with both of them and flowed the round on the par.

Many fans believed that the disappointing end of McIlroy’s first round brought him out of the dispute over the champions this year, but the golfstar buried himself and produced a breathtaking six under par round two to keep his dreams of finally collecting a green jacket this weekend.