Rory By The Numbers Through 36-Holes At Valhalla

Courtesy of the PGA of America, through 36 holes at the 2014 PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy is now:

25-under par in his last 10 rounds in the PGA Championship
9-under par this week
3-under par in 2013 at Oak Hill Country Club
13-under par in winning 2012 at The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island
 
41-under par in his last 10 competitive rounds of 2014
9-under par this week
15-under par in winning the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational  
17-under par in winning the Open Championship
 
27-under par in his 22 rounds in the PGA Championship, beginning in 2009
 
7 of McIlroy’s last 10 rounds in the PGA Championship are in the 60s
9 of McIlroy’s 22 rounds in the PGA Championship are in the 60s
 
McIlroy’s scoring average in his 22 PGA Championship rounds is 69.95.

Ewan Murray of the Guardian writing about Rory's second round on a long-hitter-favoring course, unless you're playing with Bubba.

It was to McIlroy’s credit that his play was again formidable in the company of Bubba Watson. The Masters champion has been in a curious mood all week but on day two his behaviour regressed into the realms of the unacceptable. Watson spent his round cursing, whining and tossing clubs in the air.

McIlroy is a fine example to children, which is one of his many attributes. Watson has not yet learned the relatively simple art of growing up; someone should have a quiet word.

Zing!