Rory McIlroy has enjoyed plenty of success at the top of men's professional golf, and the Northern Irishman has set himself three key goals to achieve before his retirement

Rory McIlroy has only three burning ambitions left in golf before he hangs up his clubs. And one of those is winning an Olympic medal, something that has previously not been at the forefront of

Rory McIlroy has three achievements to tick off his bucket list before the end of his career as he revealed his ‘main focus’ for the new season. McIlroy won four times across the PGA Tour and DP World Tour last year but endured another frustrating season when it came to the majors.

"Winning the Masters, winning an Olympic medal and another away Ryder Cup, they are my three goals for the rest of my career," McIlroy told BBC Sport. “I've realised that all I can control is myself.

Jack Nicklaus joined Golf Channel and spoke glowingly about Rory McIlroy, who hasn't won a major since the 2014 PGA Championship.

Rory McIlroy's drive to win The Masters in 2025, completing his career grand slam, is fueled by a difficult 2024.

Rory McIlroy has declared finally winning an elusive Masters crown as his “main focus” for 2025 as the Northern Irishman sets out three goals he hopes to complete to cap his career. The 35-year-old is now more than a decade into his hunt for a fifth major after joining Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus as the only man to win four of golf’s biggest prizes before turning 25.