Rory McIlroy’s frustration boiled over on Saturday at the PGA Championship as severe weather wreaked havoc on the tournament at Quail Hollow. Just moments before he was set to tee off, a horn signaled a suspension of play, leaving the four-time champion visibly irked. Cameras captured McIlroy’s raw reaction as he paused, sighed, and mouthed a frustrated expletive, “Fuck off!”—a candid glimpse into the pressure of the moment.

The ongoing storm has been a nightmare for all players, with muddy conditions complicating their shots and disrupting their rhythm. McIlroy, who narrowly made the cut at one over par and was tied for 62nd place, faced an uphill battle against leader Jonathan Vegas, trailing by nine strokes. The weather not only delayed play but also hindered McIlroy’s ability to warm up on the practice holes, further stifling his chances of a comeback.

Officials initially hoped the storm would clear by 10:00 a.m., but the new tee time was pushed to 11:43 a.m., leaving players and fans in limbo. Irish golf analyst Paul McInley weighed in on McIlroy’s performance, expressing skepticism about his ability to regain focus after the emotional toll of winning the Masters. “You don’t see the same sharpness or concentration as at Augusta,” McInley noted, emphasizing the need for a mental reset.

As the storm continues to disrupt the tournament, all eyes are on McIlroy to see if he can overcome this latest setback. The tension is palpable as the PGA Championship unfolds amid the chaos, leaving fans anxiously awaiting the next chapter in this gripping saga.