The RBC Canadian Open witnessed a shocking turn of events as Rory McIlroy faced a disappointing missed cut. On June 7, 2025, McIlroy’s struggles culminated in an 8-over 78, leaving him at 9 over par and near the bottom of the leaderboard.
- Rory McIlroy missed the cut at RBC Canadian Open.
- He scored 8-over 78 in Round 2.
- Cameron Champ leads the tournament at 12 under.
- McIlroy struggled with his new driver.
- He aims to practice before the U.S. Open.
- This was McIlroy's debut at TPC Toronto.
McIlroy’s round featured a quadruple-bogey on the fifth hole, severely impacting his performance. This was his final appearance before the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, where he aims to regain his form. Can he bounce back in time for the major tournament?
McIlroy’s performance raises questions about his readiness for the upcoming U.S. Open. He struggled significantly with his driver, which he switched out this week, but it failed to deliver the expected results. Key developments include:
- Cameron Champ leads the tournament at 12 under par.
- McIlroy’s struggles included four bogeys and a double bogey.
- He expressed concerns about his game leading into the U.S. Open.
- Only four players performed worse than McIlroy through 36 holes.
As the U.S. Open approaches, fans will be eager to see if McIlroy can reclaim his game and contend for the title. Will he find the missing piece to his performance in time?
