Rory McIlroy didn't just win the 2026 Masters—he celebrated like a champion who knew exactly how hard it was to repeat.

On a recent episode of the "New Heights" podcast hosted by Travis and Jason Kelce, the two-time Masters champion opened up about what it felt like to secure his second green jacket in as many years. And according to Kelce, who was in the gallery at Augusta National, the atmosphere was electric.

"I was screaming it: Back to back, baby, let's go!" Kelce told McIlroy during the May 6 episode. The Chiefs tight end was among the loudest supporters during the second and third rounds, and McIlroy admitted the energy from the crowd made a real difference.

Taking a commanding six-stroke lead into the final round, McIlroy held off a charging Scottie Scheffler to win by two shots. But the victory wasn't just about the trophy—it was about the celebration that followed.

"I spent a solid 10 days celebrating," McIlroy revealed, explaining how this win felt different from his first Masters triumph in 2025. While that initial victory was about proving he could do it, the back-to-back title was about savoring the moment and sharing it with the people who supported him along the way.

For golf fans, McIlroy's repeat performance at Augusta is the kind of achievement that cements a legacy. And for anyone who loves the game, it's a reminder that the right gear—and the right mindset—can make all the difference when you're chasing greatness.