Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy clawed back a six-stroke deficit at TPC Boston with a blistering display of golf on Monday to win the Deutsche Bank Championship on the PGA Tour.

McIlroy, who recently began working with Swash Putting Director Phil Kenyon, began the Friday - Monday tournament with a modest level par 71 - this following a great fight back after early mistakes left him four over par after just three holes.

An improved 67 on Saturday set the tone for the final two rounds - moving Rory up to within touching distance of the leaders. A magnificent 66 and 65 in the final 36 holes handed Rory his first PGA tour title of 2016 and moves the Ryder Cup star up to third in the World Rankings.

McIlroy ended the week in first place in the 'putts per green in regulation' stat and 7th in 'strokes gained' putting. A great sign of progress leading into the remaining events in the Fex Ex Cup and forth-coming Ryder Cup at Hazeltine.

Congratulations Rory from all at Harold Swash Putting!