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GolfChannel: At the ripe old age of 22, Rory McIlroy displayed a performance we haven’t witnessed since the heyday of Tiger Woods. But are we jumping the gun on crowing a new king?

PGT: If newly crowned U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy is to become the next face of golf, he'd be wise to follow the words of wisdom Jack Nicklaus gave to Tiger Woods 14 years ago.

Take a look at some of the best photos from the 111th U.S. Open

PGT: Rory McIlroy's record-setting U.S. Open win should be celebrated — but for what it is

Rory McIlroy added to his U.S. Open lead with birdies on the first and fourth holes at Congressional Country Club. (NBC Sports)

Play has started in the final round of the U.S. Open, and it will take something monumental to prevent Rory McIlroy from winning the trophy.

PGT: Let's give Rory McIlroy the ultimate Internet compliment: the Chuck Norris treatment.

GolfChannel: Rory McIlroy has blown big leads before, but he's up by eight shots heading into the final round of the U.S. Open and sure has the look of a champion.

PGT: Rory McIlroy has been here before — owning a big lead going into the final round of the major — and he knows how to avoid another collapse. Question is, will he follow his own advice?

Opinion: While nearly every other player praises Rory McIlroy for his dominating eight-shot lead, Lee Westwood has 'set a target' in hopes of rallying to win the U.S.

Shooting up the leaderboard in the third round, Lee Westwood says he's trying to play his own game instead of chasing Rory McIlroy. (NBC Sports)

Check out some of the best and worst shots from the second round at Congressional and see how some notable golfers performed. (NBC Sports)

Check out highlights from Phil Mickelson's second 18 holes at Congressional Country Club. (NBC Sports)

GolfChannel: Whether it’s a spectacular runaway rivaling what Tiger Woods did in the 2000 U.S.

PGT: Tiger may not be at Congressional, but Rory McIlroy may well wind up facing Woods of 2000 as he takes a record-setting score of 11-under into the weekend at the U.S. Open.