Rory McIlroy continues to innovate his game as he heads into the DP World India Championship this week. Following his career Grand Slam, the Northern Irish golfer is inspired by two Ryder Cup teammates, debuting a fresh style with baggy golf trousers reminiscent of Tommy Fleetwood.

In a recent appearance on the DP World Locker Room show, McIlroy expressed admiration for Fleetwood’s fashion choices, stating, "I have watched and I have admired Tommy Fleetwood over the past year." He shared that in his everyday life, he opts for wide-legged pants, calling them the "in-thing, the fashionable thing."

While he acknowledged that his new trousers might need some adjustments, saying, "These hit a little low, maybe a little short… they are a work in progress," McIlroy is also focused on enhancing his performance off the course. He is constructing a replica of the "performance trailer" he utilizes during PGA Tour events, inspired by Novak Djokovic and Justin Rose. McIlroy remarked, "I want to play really well for the next 10 years — I feel like I need to do something like this."

Aiming to have the trailer ready by summer 2027, McIlroy is currently third in the Race to Dubai standings, trailing Patrick Reed and Eugenio Chacarra. With four events left in the season, including tournaments in South Korea, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai, the competition remains tight. Reed, recovering from a shoulder injury, remains optimistic:

It’s still anyone’s game,