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UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. -- Chambers Bay is some 2,700 miles from Augusta, Ga., but to Rory McIlroy it feels like another galaxy.
"Much quieter. There was so much hype, so much attention," McIlroy said. "Compared to Augusta, this feels so much different."
That's because unlike the Masters two months ago, McIlroy won't tee it up at the 115th U.S. Open this week with a chance to win the career Grand Slam. This U.S. Open business is old stuff; he already owns one. Thing is, if he has designs on adding a second one, McIlroy will have to go about things differently than the first time around.
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