Rory McIlroy is setting his sights on redemption at this week's Open Championship, aiming to erase the memories of his harrowing 2019 experience at Royal Portrush. Since his disastrous collapse under intense local expectation — which saw him miss the cut after kicking off with a quadruple-bogey on the initial hole — it's his first time back at the famed Northern Ireland course.

Smylie and Charlie talk Rory McIlroy's reflections after his Grand Slam win, analyzing Ryder Cup tactics, and reviewing his latest tournament performances.

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Rory McIlroy is hoping to put on a show, with The Open at Portrush being labelled as his homecoming tournament

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