Rory McIlroy successfully defended his Masters title last month at Augusta National, securing his second Green Jacket and fifth major title, following a one-stroke victory over Viktor Hovland.
The Northern Irish golfer, who has been in impressive form this season, has sent a warning to his rivals ahead of his return to golf after a brief break.
In a statement, McIlroy expressed his satisfaction with his performance and hinted that he is ready to take on the best golfers in the world, saying, 'I'm feeling pretty confident about my game at the moment.'
McIlroy's strong form has caught the attention of golf fans and pundits alike, with many tipping him to be a major contender at the next major tournaments, including the US Open and the Open Championship.
When asked about his goals for the upcoming season, McIlroy remained focused, saying, 'I just want to win as many tournaments as I can and see where it takes me.'
The 33-year-old golfer is set to return to action at the RBC Heritage tournament in South Carolina, which takes place from April 14-17, where he will be looking to maintain his momentum and continue his impressive form.