Rory McIlroy

Yeah, he came to find me, which I thought was amazing.

We had a lovely time at the Champions Dinner on Tuesday, and then we tried to recreate a photo from 20 years ago where I was part of the Faldo series, and he was presenting prizes.

I was a 16-year-old, and so we recreated that photo, but he left me a lovely note, so he won back-to-back in 89 and 90,

And I won back to back in the 89th and 90th Masters.

So a little bit of a tie in there.

But yeah, it was lovely that Nick came to find me.

And we have a long history and a long relationship.

I've known Nick since I was 12 or 13 years old.

So to emulate one of his amazing achievements is very, very special.

I think last year was the culmination of trying to win the Grand Slam and win the Masters for the first time, win my first major in 10 years.

It was all of it together.

This is obviously amazing.

It's my second green jacket.

It's very cool, but I really don't think I'm going to have the

the like lull or whatever it was I had last year of like trying to figure out, okay, what's next?

Because I've went through that and I realized, well, what's next is you just keep going and you just keep trying to have more success and keep winning the biggest tournaments that there are to win in the world.

I was glad last year that the whole Grand Slam thing was done because that really was what I was chasing.

And now going forward, it's just everything is just icing on the cake or a cherry on top or all gravy, whatever you want to call it.

But yeah, I feel like I can just go and play my game and have a chance to win a lot more majors.

Yeah, I definitely felt more comfortable in the battle this year on the back nine than last year.