Rory McIlroy took the opportunity to land a brutal swipe at LIV Golf boss Greg Norman, after securing his 21st PGA Tour title at the Canadian Open on Sunday. McIlroy saw off the likes of Justin Thomas and Tony Finau, following an outstanding eight-under-par 62 on the final day.
The Northern Irishman played out a fourth round battle with recent PGA Champion Thomas, with the pair both tied on -17 for the tournament with two holes to play, after the American brought himself back into it after six-straight birdies earlier in the round.
It was McIlroy who would prevail though, as the world No. 3 went birdie-birdie over the final two holes whilst Thomas carded two frustrating bogeys at 17 and 18.
