“Netflix to Reveal Rory McIlroy’s Emotional Locker Room Meltdown After US Open Collapse in Explosive New Season of Full Swing!”

Rory McIlroy experienced an embarrassing moment after a Netflix documentary crew followed him into the locker room following his collapse at the US Open. The footage, set to be released next year, captures McIlroy’s frustration after narrowly losing to Bryson DeChambeau at Pinehurst.

McIlroy had been on the brink of his first major victory since 2014, only to bogey three of the last four holes, including missing two short putts—his first misses inside three feet all season. This opened the door for DeChambeau to clinch the win, leaving McIlroy devastated.

The situation escalated when Netflix’s “Full Swing” crew unexpectedly followed McIlroy into the locker room, where a USGA official had to step in. McIlroy, who was granted access to the champions’ area as the 2011 US Open winner, was trying to quietly gather his belongings and leave. However, he and his team were pursued by the documentary crew, leading to a tense moment that required USGA CEO Mike Whan’s intervention. Whan, recognizing McIlroy’s distress, questioned whether the crew should be allowed to continue filming, ultimately prioritizing McIlroy’s privacy.

Despite initial uncertainty about a third season of “Full Swing,” Netflix has confirmed its return in 2025. The upcoming season will offer viewers a rare glimpse into McIlroy’s raw emotions following his heartbreaking loss. While no specific release date has been announced, the footage is expected to be a highlight of the new season.