Rory McIlroy continues preparation for the US PGA Championship while dealing with a foot problem. Reports say he had been troubled by a blister that developed after last week’s Truist Championship. During practice earlier in the week, McIlroy appeared to be limping, indicating discomfort while moving. Subsequent updates describe him as resuming his work and looking more able to move around, suggesting his mobility improves despite the ongoing issue. The coverage focuses on the impact of the toe/foot troubles on his practice and readiness, with no suggestion in these reports that he has withdrawn from the event. The details note that McIlroy is coping with the blister that started after the Truist Championship and is continuing with his preparations for the US PGA Championship as he monitors the problem.