Rory McIlroy is well placed to win the Race to Dubai this weekend – but he isn’t a happy man right now.McIlroy is eyeing glory at the DP World Tour Championship on Sunday as he chases a record-equalling eighth Order of Merit title as well.McIlroy was left annoyed in Dubai on Friday after his second roundGettyHe shot a two-under-par 70 at the Earth Course in Dubai on Friday to sit joint-top of the leaderboard with Tyrrell Hatton heading into the weekend.McIlroy is at five-under for the week, but that could’ve been much better.The Grand Slam champion bogeyed three holes in six in the middle of his back nine in the second round and admits he was getting annoyed at the course conditions at Jumeirah Golf Estates.What has Rory McIlroy said about his second round?He said: “If anything, I started to get frustrated with the golf course. “As it dries out, lies and fairways aren’t very good, and greens start to get bumpy. “I started to get maybe a little bit frustrated with the course on the way in, but I think it’s just the nature of it – it’s a tough test.“I’ve been coming to this golf course for 17 years and this is the toughest I think it’s ever played. “In my mind, you should be going out and shooting 66 or 65, and the course just isn’t set up that way this week. You just have to show a little bit more patience out there.” He added: “I played very solidly for those first 11 holes, then 12 felt like the first time I’d really put myself out of position.“Once you do start putting yourself out of position on this golf course, this setup, these conditions, it starts to get very, very difficult.McIlroy is hoping to win the Race to Dubai this weekendAFP“It’s very, very tricky once you get yourself out of position. So, easy to make bogeys. “It was nice to at least birdie the last and feel like I sort of salvaged the day a little bit with that birdie.”McIlroy has a superb record in the Middle East and is comfortably ahead of his Race to Dubai rivals so far this week.He has won the DP World Tour Championship three times and is hoping another win on Sunday will help him wrap up the Harry Vardon Trophy.He said: “I want to win this tournament. Hatton is joint top with McIlroy in DubaiGetty“I’ve won four times down the road at Emirates [Golf Club for the Dubai Desert Classic]. It’d be nice to win four times here.“If I win the tournament, that’s all I can do. It doesn’t really matter what any of the other guys do, if they play well enough. “If I go and I win the first trophy on Sunday, then the second trophy takes care of itself.” McIlroy will play the third round alongside Hatton on Saturday and the Ryder Cup duo will tee off at 8:40am UK time.