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Rory McIlroy sparked many positive reactions with his last victory at the Masters, and showed that the coming years could be marked by his dominance. 

Winning the Masters after so many years is certainly a glorious moment for the seasoned golfer, but defending the title is probably even more satisfying for Rory. McIlroy will now set many more goals in front of him, both for this year and for the next, and certainly his intention is to try to take over the world number one spot from Scottie Scheffler.

Rory McIlroy has won six major titles, but it is clear that he will not stop there with these performances. His hunger after the last victory is even greater.

McIlroy has set several goals, such as winning the Career Grand Slam twice, but has kept some goals to himself, saying that if he shares them, it can only create additional pressure for him as he continues his career.

Rick Shiels reacts

Rick Shiels, a well-known face in the world of golf, YouTuber and professional golfer, reacted to Rory’s latest victory at the Masters. Rick Shiels has revealed his opinion on Rory’s potential major wins.

He said that Rory could move up to third place in the next ten years.

“I think realistically, he could comfortably in the next 10 years get into third place. I don’t envision him getting to 15. And I don’t envision him getting to 18. Was it 11 years he went without winning a major, which is wild!

I mean now, the confidence this must give Rory. Certainly at Augusta and The Masters. He knows that he has limped over the line to some degree the last two Masters and won them. If he turned up with his game, he could win three, four, five, six in a row.

The stats show so much that golf course suits him. People have said that for donkey’s years and now he’s starting to prove it to himself, that is dangerous. That is a really dangerous Rory McIlroy. He knows now that his B game can win the green jacket.”

If Rory is truly at his peak, there is clearly no doubt that he can dominate in the coming years. The famous YouTuber believes that Rory did not play at his peak this year, but he still won the Green Jacket, which best speaks of how dominant he is in the world of golf, especially in this tournament. 

In an interview with the media, the Northern Irish golfer emphasized that he does not want to reveal how many major titles he wants to win. 

He wants to reach a certain goal, but he certainly intends to win each major twice.

Rory McIlroy says that he would like to leave a deep mark on this sport and become the best European player in history. Although he knows that he has already surpassed some records, he wants to further strengthen his position in the coming period. 

When asked by a reporter what it’s like to be in the conversation for the best European golfer ever, McIlroy answered:

“Yeah, like, today I tie Nick [Faldo],” McIlroy responded. “So yeah, there’s obviously going to be that conversation, and that debate is going to be had. But it’s a cool conversation to be a part of. But again, it took me 10 years to win my fifth major, and my sixth one has come pretty soon after it. I’m not putting a number on it, but I certainly don’t want to stop here.”

Given his form recently, fans and the public believe that the 36-year-old will have an easy job. The main obstacle in his path will be Scottie Scheffler, but we certainly cannot ignore other top names in the world of golf who are waiting for their chance.

Scottie Scheffler, the world number one, emphasized that Rory McIlroy showed persistence and commitment, just like many times in the past. Although he was only one stroke behind Rory McIlroy, Scheffler can be satisfied.

The 29-year-old has shown that he knows how to play in this tournament before, who is already looking at him positively, aiming to correct his mistakes.

“Yeah, to me, it doesn’t say much more because I’ve competed against him for a long time, and you don’t win the amount of tournaments that he’s won out here without being pretty resilient,” Scheffler said.

“Having a six-shot lead at Augusta is never easy, and losing that is obviously something difficult. But at the end of the day, when you tee it up here on Sunday, he’s tied for the lead to start the day and had a solid round and did what he needed to do to get it done.

I knew going into today, I was going to have to do something special if I wanted to catch him on Cam, and I was close, but just a few shots here or there.”