RORY McILROY and his wife Erica Stoll are set for a major move this summer. The Northern Irishman completed the career Grand Slam by winning a thrilling play-off at the Masters last month. McIlroy, 36, will be back in action at the US Open in just over a month. But once the tournament at Oakmont Country Club is over, he is set to move his family to the UK and into a new mansion at Wentworth. The golfer purchased a plot of land on the exclusive estate in Surrey two years ago and building works have since been underway. McIlroy's new property is now ready, with Erica and their daughter Poppy, 4, joining him at Wentworth this summer. The Telegraph claim they have chosen to live there due to its close proximity to London and cooler climate than Florida. And the switch will make Erica delighted as the Daily Mail claim she is “itching to start afresh". McIlory is not selling his £16million property in Jupiter, which he bought off legendary golfer Ernie Els in 2017. Situated on a 2.4-acre plot, the nine-bedroom pad will remain his base while he is competing in the US. It gives McIlroy easy access to the prestigious private members Bear's Club and 69 golf courses within a 15-mile radius. He can also take his mind off majors in the home cinema, games room, tennis court, gym, swimming pool and putting green. McIlroy also owns a home in his native Northern Ireland, where he has been relaxing since his Masters triumph. Reports suggest he also owns apartments in New York and the United Arab Emirates.