McIlroy Dismisses Retirement, Set for Zurich Classic
McIlroy Dismisses Retirement, Set for Zurich Classic

McIlroy Dismisses Retirement, Set for Zurich Classic

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Rory McIlroy, having just completed the career Grand Slam with his Masters win, will defend his Zurich Classic of New Orleans title with Shane Lowry starting April 24. Despite speculation about possible retirement following his green jacket triumph, McIlroy has confirmed his commitment to continue competing and is scheduled for future tournaments. McIlroy skipped the RBC Heritage to celebrate with family in Northern Ireland but is returning to the PGA Tour for the Zurich Classic, the tour’s only regular season team event. Lowry, who faced challenges in the Masters' final round, expressed excitement to reunite with his partner. The duo, last year's Zurich Classic champions, will face a strong field including pairings such as Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick, and twins Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard. McIlroy's participation reaffirms his ongoing dedication to professional golf.

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