On Sunday night, the world golf village witnessed a historic moment when Rory Mcilroy won a dramatic victory at The Masters 2025, completing the prestigious Grand Slam collection in his career. Northern Ireland golfer overcame Justin Rose in the stressful play-off match, officially put his name on the legendary list next to the names such as Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen. This is the first time after 11 years Mcilroy reached the title of Major, and the blue jacket in Augusta National has become a symbol of his non -stop perseverance.

The final in Augusta is not easy with Mcilroy. His last round was an emotional journey, with expensive mistakes like two double bogey shots that made the leading advantage of seven sticks disappear. From a solid leading position, Mcilroy suddenly faced the risk of failure when he missed the opportunity to end in hole 18, pushing the match into the play-off series. However, it was in the decisive moment, the bravery of the 35 -year -old golfer spoke. With a perfect approach and an accurate Putti Birdie in the 18th hole in extra time, Mcilroy made the whole stands exploded in the joy of victory.

This victory is not only a personal peak but also has a great significance for European golf, when Mcilroy became the first golfer of this continent to complete the Grand Slam. He shared in tears after the match: “I have come here 17 times and have thought whether this moment has never come to me. The burden of Grand Slam has pressed my shoulder for a decade, and now I feel relieved.” Mcilroy’s tears when hugging his wife Erica Stoll and his daughter Poppy outside butler Cabin said it all – a long -challenging journey was finally paid off.

Tiger Woods, who completed the Grand Slam in 2000, was one of the first to congratulate. On social networks, Woods wrote: “Welcome to the club, Rory. Completing Grand Slam at Augusta is a special thing. Your determination has paid off, and now you are part of history. I am proud of you.” These words are not only recognition from a legend but also the connection between the two generations of excellent golfers.

Not only Woods, the international golf community also praised Mcilroy. Gary Player, the other member of the Grand Slam Club, called him “the most talented golfer in the world today” and emphasized that this victory is a reward for talent and hard work. Meanwhile, Justin Rose, despite the failure in the play-off, still showed great sports spirit when sharing: “It is great to share that moment on Green with Rory. I have devoted my best.”

In his hometown of Northern Ireland, the  Holywood Golf Club, where Mcilroy grew up, exploded in joy. Hundreds of fans gathered and cheered when the Putting decided his decision fell into the pit. Prime Minister Ireland Micheal Martin also said: “The blue jacket belongs to Rory Mcilroy. A life victory in Augusta, a great achievement of one of the biggest talents of golf.”

Mcilroy’s victory is not only a story about technical or tactical, but also a testament to the mental strength. He faced countless doubts, pressure and bitter failures in the past, from the collapse in 2011 in Augusta to missing appointments in other Major. But as he once said, “You must always be an optimist in this golf.” That resilience helped Mcilroy wrote a new chapter in history, not only for himself but also for the sport.

When the sunset dropped to Augusta National, the image of Mcilroy in a blue jacket, with family and friends, became a symbol of persistence and passion. With this victory, he not only fulfilled his personal dream but also inspired millions of fans around the world, reminding that no peak could not conquer if you did not give up [] (https://www.bbc.com/port/golf/articles/c4gr8nnr7zeo) [] (https://www.independent.co.uk/port/golf/rory-mcilroy-interview-tiger-woods-ma-ma sters-b2732702.html) [] (https://www.foxnews.com/sports/tiger-woods-congratulates-rory-mcilroy-making-rare-golf-history-masters-win-welome-club)