Rory McIlroy Leads Masters with Historic Scoring Streak

Rory McIlroy has made a historic run at The Masters, leading by two strokes going into the final round after scoring consecutive 66s, a feat achieved only three times in the last 40 years at the tournament. His impressive play included six consecutive threes and two eagles, allowing him to recover from an early deficit and establish a lead. McIlroy, who is seeking his first major win since 2014 and aims for the career Grand Slam, faces a strong challenge from Bryson DeChambeau, who is closely trailing him. Analysts believe this could be McIlroy's moment, noting his growth and preparedness compared to past attempts. The final round is anticipated to be a fierce competition, with McIlroy's previous experiences at Augusta adding to the narrative. His recent performances showcase a golfer in top form, elevating expectations for his potential victory.