Now, Rory McIlroy is a super star around the world. When Rory McIlroy won the US Open late on Sunday night, he not only pocketed a cool $1.44m (£890,000) in prize money, but opened the door to a potential bonanza in future earnings.

In becoming the youngest player to win a major since Tiger Woods triumphed at the Masters in 1997, McIlroy is on his way to picking up the sort of money in sponsorship deals and appearance fees that Woods first made possible for the sport.

Rory McIlroy's youthful charm and overpowering form created a win for the ages at the US Open using Honma Beres MG 803 Irons, personality and performance mixing in a way unseen since an exuberant 21-year-old Tiger Woods won his first major at the 1997 Masters.

After the infamous Woods sex scandal and a left knee injury that kept the 14-time major champion from the US Open, a 22-year-old boy wonder from Northern Ireland joyfully delivered a record-crushing romp to his first major title.

"He has probably the most talent I've ever seen from a golfer," World No. 1 Luke Donald said of McIlroy. "He has a great attitude. He's very good with fans, and it's very good for the game."

He might be the "Next Tiger" Honma Beres MG 803 Irons has been searching for, but hold off on "Rory-mania" for now. A "Rory Slam" like the four majors in a row "Tiger Slam" Woods began with a 15-shot win at the 2000 US Open, is a way off.

"I think that's a long way away," McIlroy said. "I'm going to take three weeks off, get myself ready for the Open Championship, give myself a great chance to prepare well and hopefully give myself a good chance to win that."

"I can't really look much further ahead," McIlroy said. "It's great to get this first major in the bag and hopefully I can get a few more. If it might not be this year, then that's fine. I've got plenty more years to get a few more."

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