RORY MCILROY stunned fans with an unbelievable trick at the US Open.

The Masters winner has struggled in Pittsburgh this week and barely made the cut on Friday.

He has been lashing out all week, throwing his clubs in a rage when things have not gone his way.

After yet another disappointing shot on Sunday McIlroy went to throw his iron with considerable force.

He hesitated and instead opted for a more friendly throw at his own bag, but the club sprang back up in bizarre fashion, allowing McIlroy to catch it.

Eagle-eyed fans spotted the funny mishap and found it equally hilarious and unbelievable.

One reacted saying: “Rory McIlroy entering GOAT club thrower territory now.”

Another added: “Unrepeatable ”

A third wrote: “I’d like to see him try that again!”

And another commented: “The nonchalance of the bounce back catch is truly something.”

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McIlroy has tossed his clubs around the Oakmont Country Club this week, with the five-time major winner also smashing a tee box as he allowed his frustrations to get the better of him.

He snubbed the press after his first two rounds before declaring: “[I’ve] earned the right to do whatever I want to do.”

McIroy, 36, said of his brief blackout: “It’s just frustration with you guys [some sections of the media].

“I have been totally available for the past number of years.

“That [driver issue] was a part of it, but at Augusta, I skipped you guys on Thursday.

“It’s not out of the ordinary as I’ve done it before, but I am doing it a little more often.

“I feel like I’ve earned the right to do whatever I want to do.”

WE’RE all looking for ways to save a bit of extra cash these days, especially with the cost of living on the rise.

But what if you could earn rewards while doing your bit for the planet?

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Shoppers are praising a recycling system that can earn you cash[/caption]

That’s exactly what Boots is offering with their Recycle at Boots scheme – a simple and rewarding way to handle those tricky beauty and healthcare empties that can’t go in your regular recycling bin.

While some bathroom items, like aerosols, glass jars, and full-sized shampoo bottles, can often be recycled at home, many products made from mixed or non-recyclable materials end up in landfill.

That’s where Boots comes in, giving shoppers an easy solution to recycle items that kerbside collections can’t manage.

Customers just need to download the Recycle at Boots app, scan their empties, and within 24 hours, the app will confirm whether the items are eligible for recycling or rewards.

From toothpaste tubes to lotion pumps and travel-sized cosmetics, Boots makes dealing with hard-to-recycle bits effortless – and shoppers can earn rewards while they’re at it.

Shoppers are loving the initiative and taking advantage of the rewards.

One TikTok user, who goes by the name ‘Hyperfocus_rewards’, shared her experience in a video captioned: “It’s basically 50% back on your £10 spend.”

She revealed that she had 27 items approved for the recycling scheme, meaning she could exchange them for points.

The scheme works by giving customers £5 worth of points on their Advantage card when they recycle five qualifying items and spend £10 in store.

The TikToker explained that her basket full of recycling goods will earn her £25 worth of points – making it not just eco-friendly but wallet-friendly too.

The Recycle at Boots scheme accepts products such as toothpaste tubes, lotion pumps, and small cosmetics like mascaras or travel minis.

This programme is making recycling effortless while rewarding shoppers for their eco-friendly efforts.

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It’s an easy way to stack up the points on your Boots Advantage card[/caption]

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