Bogey: Rory McIlroySadly, after winning the 2011 U.S. Open in runaway fashion, McIlory has become a regular "bogey" in major championships. The 75 he carded on Friday left him precariously close to the cut line, which he then followed with a totally-uninspired 73 on Saturday. On a sunny day with almost no wind, McIlory was only able to manage one birdie with four bogeys, becoming a distant afterthought in the season's third major. This continues a bad trend for McIlroy, who has followed his 2011 breakthrough victory with an 11-over T-64 at the PGA, a T-40 at the Masters, and a missed cut at this year's U.S. Open. Despite -- or maybe, because of -- his No. 2 ranking in the world, it's getting harder and harder to make excuses for the Ulsterman.