RORY MCILROY PUT himself in pole position to win the Scottish Open after he carded a fine four-under par 66 at the Renaissance Club. The world number two landed five birdies, and just one bogey, to leave him on 11-under par for the tournament,

Rory McIlroy was forced to wait for what felt like an eternity on the sixth hole on Sunday at the Scottish Open - but fans didn't shy away from telling him how they felt

Moving Day at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland, saw World No. 2 Rory McIlroy make a charge to the top of the leaderboard.

Rory McIlroy has sent a message to Keegan Bradley over the upcoming Ryder Cup captaincy decision, as he also took a slight dig at the USA's setup

Rory McIlroy is in prime position for another Scottish Open title after surging to a share of the lead with an imposing third-round 66.

Rory McIlroy has been open and honest about having difficulty finding motivation after capturing the final piece of the career Grand Slam in April at the Masters. Well, he shot a third-round 66 Saturday at the Genesis Scottish Open and is tied for the lead with only 18 holes remaining and his beloved British Open on deck next week at Royal

The World No. 2 claimed the top spot on the leaderboard after the third round, with a score of 11-under par. Fans on the course loved seeing his renewed form, one that McIlroy attributes to the time he spent with his wife, Erica Soll.

Masters champion and Open Championship hopeful Rory McIlroy received backlash over his comments about not wanting to compete on the PGA Tour Champions further down the line

Rory McIlroy looked back to his best as he surged to the top of the Scottish Open leaderboard, days before the Open returns to Portrush. After a dip in form following his Augusta National heroics, McIlroy is well positioned for his first victory since completing the Career Grand Slam as he shares the lead with American Chris Gotterup.

IF RORY MCILROY’S CAREER has been a long battle between his ethereal talent and the unworldly pressure and expectation that talent necessarily breeds, then Royal Portrush has been a theatre of this war.

Rory McIlroy's comments about the Champions tour stirred up some disgruntlement, with Ernie Els and the Masters champion's former agent taking issue with his brutal stance

Rory McIlroy was in sensational form at the Scottish Open, claiming he is back to his Masters-winning best and issued a warning to his PGA Tour rivals