Rory McIlroy & Erica Stoll Eye Major Relationship Move After U.S. Open — Seeking a ‘Fresh Start’

Rory McIlroy & Erica Stoll Eye Major Relationship Move After U.S. Open — Seeking a ‘Fresh Start’

Following a high-stakes U.S. Open, golf star Rory McIlroy and wife Erica Stoll are reportedly preparing for a major relationship decision as they look to embrace a “fresh start.” With speculation swirling, fans are eager to know what’s next for the couple.

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Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two-week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix doer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK the golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media, frustrations, and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK the golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK the golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said, “I really don’t like the sun.” I said, “Your states call the sunshine state Florida, right?” Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media, frustrations, and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Suriri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said, “I really don’t like the sun.” I said, “Your states call the sunshine state Florida, right?” Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam, but subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docus full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass. He tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your state’s called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus after deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit. Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media, frustrations, and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states called the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida. Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said, “Your states call the sunshine state Florida, right?” Camerar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded, “If it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there.” With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straightaway but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida is eager for a rest bit in the UK the golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent travelers championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a twoe hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of $1.7 million in Detroit. Since his master’s victory, Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach and TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truis Championship, struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut. and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. “Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit,” Mroy remarked. “So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks.” Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix docuer’s full swing where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said Mroy responded if it was up to her she wouldn’t move to England straight away but she definitely wants to spend more time there with plans to split their time between Siri and Florida Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK the golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf course. Rory Mroy has confirmed that he will take a two week break and return to the UK with his wife Erica and daughter Poppy. After skipping the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Rory Mroy has announced that he’ll be taking a two-week hiatus. After deciding to bypass the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Mroy has had an impressive season. His triumph in Augusta made him just the sixth golfer in history to complete the Grand Slam. But subsequent events like the PGA Championship and the US Open revealed signs of frustration. The Northern Irish golf star has largely steered clear of media interviews since his masters win and has acknowledged the need for a mental break. Mroyy’s wife has expressed her desire to spend more time in the UK and less time in Florida. A wish that has been granted as he passed up the opportunity to compete for a top prize of 1.7 million in Detroit since his master’s victory. Mroyy’s performance has been somewhat erratic. Despite earlier wins at Pebble Beach in TPC Srass, he tied for seventh place at the Truist Championship. struggled at the PGA Championship and didn’t make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open. A challenging week at Oakmont resulted in Mroy tying for 19th place at the US Open after barely making the cut and he tied for sixth at the recent Travelers Championship after his final round on Sunday. Good for me mentally to take a little bit of a break and get back to my neck of the woods, get back to the UK for a little bit, Mroy remarked. So, I’m excited to do a little bit of that over these next two weeks. Mroy hails from Northern Ireland, while his wife Erica is an upstate New York native. Despite this, Erica has voiced her discomfort with Florida’s heat and is keen on spending more time in the UK. The couple is in the process of setting up a new home in Siri. Erica’s preference for cooler climates came to light during the Netflix Douser’s Full Swing, where German golfer Martin Kr shared details of a conversation he had with her. I saw her Erica at a Starbucks once and she said I really don’t like the sun. I said your states call the sunshine state Florida right Kar said. Mroy responded if it was up to her, she wouldn’t move to England straight away, but she definitely wants to spend more time there. With plans to split their time between Siri and Florida, Mroy is eager for a rest bit in the UK. The golfer has also been open about his recent media frustrations and appeared visibly discontent on the golf