Birdie blitz sees Shane Lowry charge into the lead at Irish Open
Shane Lowry has brought memories of his memorable 2009 Irish Open win flooding back at this year’s tournament with a blistering front nine on Friday.
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Shane Lowry has brought memories of his memorable 2009 Irish Open win flooding back at this year’s tournament with a blistering front nine on Friday.
Satisfied. Shane Lowry leads the Irish charge in Doonbeg as he shot a superb three-under-par 67 to be within two shots of Joaquin Niemann at the top of the leaderboard.
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.
The lads discuss the atmosphere at the tournament and what this week means for Irish golf.
The venue and weekend visitor guarantees an unprecedented level of attention on the Irish Open this week, but Shane Lowry’s focus is already gravitating a little east and across the Shannon.
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