Rory McIlroy revealed that he had only four hours of sleep after the last round of Scots.

The two number of the world goes to Northern Ireland on Sunday in the Royal Portrus this week.

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Behind Chris Gotterup comes after the end of the Renaissance Club.

McIlroy was tied up when he entered his head in his last round before the end of the 13-peer shot.

With Gotterup and Wyndham Clark, he was a member of the last team in the Northern Berwick course.

The trio ended around the 19th of the morning on Sunday night, when the American achieved his second PGA tour victory.

12 hours later, McIlroy reached Pertrush at 7:00 for its first internship.

He turned his solo two hours before anyone else is in the course.

Explaining his quick turn, five times the main winner said, “Yes, I slept four hours, so I’m looking forward to making a nap.

“The last major, open in the PGA and the US, takes so many time-turns of practice.

“I feel that there are 50 people inside the ropes all the time. I feel good work I can’t do, good preparation.

“I didn’t come from here, trying to get a couple of practices, so I wanted to get out early, without hurry, crowded and a lot of people don’t do with many people.

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“That’s been the reason I did today. He worked well. Of course, we had that weather retardation, and it’s nice to get 18 holes in the beginning and get a productive day.”

McIlroy already knows Porter House, the course registration set as a 16-year-old in 2005.

Meanwhile, when he was played at the 2019 headquarters he lost the cut.

At the time, Shane Lowry was closest to Tommy Fleetwood who secured Claret Pitchers.

This time, McIlroy will have his 11 years of hope for his 11 years.

The winner will also be his first this weekend since the end of the Grand Slam career.

McIlroy has not tasted victory from Emotional Augusta National victory in April.

In 2014, the Royal Liverpool won open, five times ended 10 times, but lost last year at the royal troon.