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McIlroy challenge stalls, Clark takes control at US Open

McIlroy challenge stalls, Clark takes control at US Open
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Rory McIlroy struggled during the second round of the US Open, falling seven shots behind leader Wyndham Clark after a difficult back nine. Other Irish golfers, including Shane Lowry and Padraíg Harrington, also faced challenges and failed to maintain contention.

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The US Open is a major championship in professional golf, and McIlroy's performance is a significant narrative for international sports fans following the tournament.

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A chaotic back nine from Rory McIlroy in the worst of the conditions at Shinnecock Hills saw him fall out of touch with US Open second-round leader Wyndham Clark who holds a four-shot lead heading into the weekend.

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