Rory McIlroy's 25th PGA Tour win is by far his least impressive

Rory McIlroy just won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans to reach 25 career PGA Tour victories and jump Gary Player and Dustin Johnson on the all-time wins list, but hardly anyone cares. 

As you may know, the Zurich Classic is a team event in which duos compete in alternating formats of fourball and foursomes. It's not a premier event on the PGA Tour schedule — as evidenced by the weak field — and it's not an arduous tournament to win if both teammates play well. The Zurich Classic is more about having fun with your buddy than anything else, so there isn't the same pressure associated with signature events and major championships. 

No wonder McIlroy played so well. 

The McIlroy-Shane Lowry tandem fired an 11-under 61 in the fourball format to begin the tournament. They followed that up with a 2-under 70 in foursomes, an 8-under 64 in fourball and a 4-under 68 in foursomes. The Irish team still needed to take down the powerhouse duo of Chad Ramey and Martin Trainer in a playoff, which they did with an unimpressive par on the par-5 18th hole. Ramey and Trainer, who rank 235th and 395th in the Official World Golf Ranking, respectively, slapped the ball all over the 18th hole and limped to a bogey.