Rory McIlroy the clubhouse leader after second round of 63 in Abu Dhabi
Rory McIlroy recovers from the setback of being penalised two shots in his opening round at the Abu Dhabi Championship by firing 11 birdies in a nine-under-par 63 in round two on Friday.
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Rory McIlroy the clubhouse leader after second round of 63 in Abu Dhabi
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The42 (IE): The Masters champion had 11 birdies in his round on Friday.
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Sky News: Rory McIlroy stormed into contention at the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship with a sensational second-round display, carding 11 birdies to reac
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Eritrea Profile (ER): Rory McIlroy recovers from the setback of being penalised two shots in his opening round at the Abu Dhabi Championship by firing 11 birdies
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Yahoo: McIlroy fires 63 to move into Abu Dhabi contention
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