Rory McIlroy says he has no idea how he went topless while celebrating Europe's Ryder Cup win, wearing a mini-kilt and bright red wig at Gleneagles on Sunday evening.
According to the Mirror, the world No.1 was the inspiration behind the victory over the US at Gleneagles and was pictured deep into the celebrations.
Speaking about the scene at the celebration party, McIlroy, 25, said that the timeline gets a bit fuzzy around midnight.
McIlroy has been named PGA golfer of the year and will be back to playing golf on Thursday with his father Gerry in the Dunhill Links Championship, a pro-am event at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, the report said.
McIlroy, who has never won the event said that it would be nice to win, especially as it was his father's 55th birthday on Sunday.
He said it would be very special for him if they could make the cut in the team event and be able to walk around St Andrews on his father's birthday.
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