Rory McIlroy flies out for Mykonos stag do just a week before Ryder Cup begins

European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald will be trusting Rory McIlroy won’t be getting as well carried absent on the stag do before the Ryder Cup.

Rory McIlroy has flown off to Mykonos for a stag do fair a week before the Ryder Cup. European expert McIlroy demands he will be ‘sensible’ amid his break as he builds up to his seventh appearance at the iconic occasion.

The Northern Irishman will head to Rome alongside the rest of Group Europe. They will trust to retaliate for their overcome by Group USA in 2021.

All 24 golfers have been planning for the Ryder Cup, in spite of the fact that McIlroy has gone for a somewhat unconventional approach. The 34-year-old will go to a stag do in Mykonos for two days before returning to London.

McIlroy demands he will be ‘sensible’ on the Greek party island and will have four days of further planning earlier to the Ryder Cup. Be that as it may, Europe captain Luke Donald has cautioned the World No 2 that he is now not in his early 20s and must watch out.

“Yes, the issue did trim up. Rory gets it that he isn’t 21 or 22 any more,” Donald said when McIlroy’s trip was made open.

“There’s nothing off-base having a few fun together with your friends, but I think he’s got wise sufficient shoulders to know that he won’t go insane, so no concerns there.”

McIlroy clowned around the trip when he was inquired amid his possess press conference. He pointed out that it would be a ‘nice’ and ‘needed’ trip. He will return to London on Wednesday before taking four days to plan for Rome.

“It’s as it were 48 hours, pleasant small trip, and likely required as well. So I go from here to practise in Rome [with the group following Monday] to Wentworth [for next week’s BMW PGA Championship on Tuesday].

“I get back from Mykonos into London on the Wednesday evening and after that have four great days to induce myself prepared for Rome.”

Seven of Donald’s European stars wrapped up within the best 10 at the BMW PGA Championship, counting McIlroy. “It’s magnificent. We’re in a great spot,” McIlroy said. “We had a very great day in Rome on Monday, the team’s been forming up truly well for the final couple of months, everyone’s been in lovely great shape.”