Timothy Gay, a Pulitzer-nominated author and journalist, dives into the life of golf's global icon, Rory McIlroy. He explores the cultural complexities of 'Roryland,' shaped by influences from Ireland, Britain, and the U.S. Timothy discusses Rory's close-knit 'Mac Pack,' his contrasting national identity, and how he rejuvenated the Irish Open. He reflects on Rory's relatable struggles, his public perception, and the pressures of maintaining focus after achieving a career Grand Slam.
