Rory the story isn't over yet

Is anyone else a little antsy? Is someone a bit anxious about this afternoon? It seems that everyone has already given the trophy Rory McIlroy, MAS open started in Printmaking and the victory parade. I feel the same way on Sunday morning at Augusta earlier this year, thought there was no way that this child could lose by playing the first three rounds. But, as Yogi Berra would say, it ain't over 'til it is over. And it seems to me that Rory is what we are trying to bring some sense to this coronation. "Until you do these things, does not mean anything, "he said after a 68 Saturday that gave him a record-low 54-hole total of 199. While Rory is unlikely to get the others in the field and be transported to concede something, some of them told me yesterday that they will be cheering for him. After what happened to him at Augusta was painful, everybody. But how he handled this was perhaps even more meaningful. He was full of grace and dignity, and stopped to talk to the press, regardless of how he was stuffed. No one was more fitting for sníit a five years as another former US Open champion was on that day. Everyone likes Rory, it seems. It is difficult to find someone to say something bad about him. Especially the fans, who seems to have fallen for spiking to mop 22-year-old from-all places-Holywood, Northern Ireland. All around Congress was chanting his name and offering of heated applause. And acknowledged them. Quitely, with a smile. Players have a very good feeling that here is history and those who know Rory, it is not surprising. But it is a little fearful of the impact of such a thrashing of a US Open Golf course, only in case of jest. "Rory is a good player," said Lee Westwood. "When he's playing very well, is capable of shooting low scores. So probably we all improve. They make most golf, will be 8,000 yards next year. Rory have thank you for that. "But he has yet to do so on Sunday, has yet to conclude the agreement. Eight shots is a lot. But on the other hand, it was four in Augusta. Nobody wants to see another anguishing disaster. It is very nice for anyone.

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