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Rory McIlroy managed to escape the threat of an early exit at the BMW PGA Championship, but his performance at Wentworth continues to be plagued by 'untidy play.' The Masters champion and winner of last week's Irish Open was two shots outside the projected cut line of two under par after three successive bogeys from the third hole.
However, a much-needed birdie at the eighth, his first in ten holes, started a charge that saw him make four birdies in five holes on the back nine.
This late rally helped him reach the halfway stage at three under par, ensuring his progression to the final two rounds.
Despite avoiding the cut, McIlroy's play was not up to his usual standards, and he remains off the pace of the tournament leaders.
The struggles he faced on the front nine highlight an area of his game that he needs to address if he wants to contend for the title.
The performance was a mix of resilience and inconsistency, a theme that has characterized parts of his season.
His ability to turn a bad round around with a strong finish is a testament to his mental toughness and skill.
Now that he has secured his spot for the weekend, McIlroy will need to find more consistency in his play to climb the leaderboard.
The rest of the field will be looking to capitalize on any mistakes, so a more polished performance will be required to be in contention for the championship.
The golf star’s supporters will be hoping for a better performance in the final two rounds.