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Shane Lowry made the turn tied for the lead with Jacob Skov Olesen at the Irish Amgen Open in Doonbeg on a dramatic day on and off the course at Trump International in west Clare.
A cold putter cost Rory McIlroy on a frustrating second day at the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International.
Rory McIlroy’s second round at the Irish Open ended with a long, dumbfounded stare at his caddie Harry Diamond. McIlroy had stitched his approach to less than five feet from the final flag before proceeding to three-putt for bogey in a manner that left him befuddled.
Donald Trump has applied to extend the ballroom at his Doonbeg hotel, but the planning process has been held up by an objection centred on protecting the rare narrow-mouthed whorl snail. Any of our protected snails watching on at the first round of the Irish Open would recognise its pace.
Rory McIlroy reckons he and his dad Gerry can play a full round at Seminole Golf Club back in Florida in roughly two-and-a-half hours if they get a clear run of the course.
Rory McIlroy hadn’t even completed a hole before the first real delay took hold. Brooks Koepka’s approach on the first had skewed way left, sending the entire playing group scrambling up a dune in search.
Rory McIlroy took some exception recently when a picture was painted of him as a man who isn’t playing a whole lot of golf lately. Shane Lowry couldn’t mount a counter-argument with anything like the same authority.
In truth, we’re set for an Irish Open unlike any other. As Trump International Doonbeg plays host to the old championship for a first time, with the sound of the Marine One helicopter expected to provide a noisy backdrop at some stage or other on Saturday, the players – none more so than world number two and defending champion Rory McIlroy – will look to keep the focus on their own concerns.