Rory McIlroy reveals what he’s planning to change about his game on the final day at The Masters as he takes on Bryson DeChambeau

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Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau are all set to go head-to-head in the final round of The Masters on Sunday.

A seriously exciting shootout awaits us all at Augusta National, as Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau vie for The Masters crown.

Both are chasing their first green jacket, and fireworks will undoubtedly go off as the two long-hitting superstars face off against one another.

DeChambeau famously got the better of McIlroy 10 months ago at the U.S Open at Pinehurst.

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Rory McIlroy admitted that ‘he did everyone a favour by getting out of there, after losing out to Bryson by just one shot.

Now Rory has a chance to get revenge on the American.

Rory McIlroy has a new plan for final day at The Masters ahead of Bryson DeChambeau showdown

The eyes of the golfing world will be fixed firmly on Augusta National on Sunday.

It’s a face off between the poster boys of the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Despite Rory’s two-shot lead, it will still be a case of who blinks first.

And the Northern Irishman seemingly has a cunning plan up his sleeve.

Rory lifted the lid on what he plans to change about his game heading into the final day, when speaking to Sky Sports:

“I think my iron play and approach play was really solid today. I drove the ball well with the driver. I hit a couple of squirly three woods. But if I can keep the ball striking the way it was. I feel like I left myself above the hole a lot, so I couldn’t be aggressive with some putts. So maybe just be a bit more aware of that, and try and leave myself below the hole a bit more tomorrow but overall a great day.“

McIlroy then explained why he will be embracing the pressure on Sunday, rather than approaching it with trepidation:

“I think I am not going to shy away from it. These situations like the ones tomorrow are the ones I get up and work hard and practice and try to do all the right things. So if I didn’t want this moment I wouldn’t be doing those things, so this is what I want to do and the pairings I want to be in. I am excited about that.“

Rory McIlroy vs Bryson DeChambeau 2025 Masters stats

Both players are incredibly long off the tee.

But the pair of them are clearly putting very well too.

Rory may have to brush up on his driving accuracy on Sunday, whilst Bryson seriously needs to sharpen up his iron play.

It’s fair to assume that whoever holes the most putts on Sunday will be wearing a green jacket come around 7:30pm ET.

Rory McIlroy vs Bryson DeChambeau at The Masters on Sunday is what almost every golf fan wanted.

Bring it on!