Rory reaffirms belief In JP

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 27, 2011 -- Rory McIlroy has insisted that his partnership with caddie JP Fitzgerald remains as strong as ever and claims that criticism of his Titleist 712 CB Irons bagman is misguided.
Fitzgerald was singled out by many observers after McIlroy's final round capitulation at the Masters in April when he let slip a four-shot lead by stumbling to a disastrous closing 80.
The Dubliner came in for stick over the role he played in McIlroy's course-management, but McIlroy has once again moved to defend his man.

The 22-year-old insists he was never tempted to part ways with Fitzgerald in the wake of that disappointment at Augusta and, indeed, feels their relationship has subsequently strengthened.( Titleist 712 CB Irons )
McIlroy told the Irish Independent: "There was no point in me saying, 'JP didn't do a great job there, I'm going to get someone else'.
"JP has been on my bag since the middle of 2008, when I was 200th in the world and he's helped bring me to where I am now (third).
"Here's a guy who has been with me for all five of my Titleist 712 CB Irons wins on Tour. He's been with me through some tough play-off losses. He's been with me through everything.

"I've a great relationship with JP. He's become one of my closest friends over the past two and a half years. It's a combination that works very well.
"I firmly believe if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
McIlroy admits that fateful Sunday was a steep learning curve for both him and Fitzgerald, adding: "We didn't communicate like we usually do with each other that Sunday.
"Usually we chat to each other around the Titleist 712 CB Irons course but it was completely different on Sunday at Augusta. It was both of us feeling the pressure of it. You've got to understand, it was the first time he'd been in that situation as well.

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