Rory make his swing better

The 22-year-old Northern Irishman has worked with longtime coach Michael Bannon on improving his swing set-up.

"I still feel it requires a couple of more weeks to totally click in," McIlroy said Wednesday. "But it's definitely on the right track."

McIlroy leaves Monday for the United States to try out Callaway Diablo Edge Driver inside Accenture Match Play Championship, which starts Wednesday. The Masters begins April 5.

McIlroy opened his season by finishing second in Abu Dhabi and fifth in Dubai yesterday, as he revealed he'd been implementing a "few fundamentals" in his swing.

"Posture was one of many key things, and just a small amount of swing plane," McIlroy said. "I was setting the club a little steep on how back, therefore the club was receiving a tiny bit over the line towards the top.

"So Michael and I have been implementing me getting more feel, and getting the club pointed a little more left at the top so it's about TaylorMade Ghost TM-110 Tour Putter  the right plane. That's basically it."

He added: "I must be well and truly ready for Augusta."

McIlroy famously collapsed for the final day's the Masters this past year, blowing a four-shot lead having a closing round of 80. But 60 days later, he won his starting in the U.S. Open and take care of 4 seasons ranked No. 2.

After a strong season this season, McIlroy believes he's on the right discount golf clubs track at the outset of the newest year.

"I feel as if We've taken big strides in 2010 during my game and in the way I am swinging the club and in my consistency too," he explained. "So I've stood a second and today a fifth. As well as with no great weeks, then again you'll still managed top-fives, it's not bad."