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His deft touch around the green and stinging long irons are a feature of the game that makes Shane Lowry such an exciting watch, but his coach understands on a ...
Matthew McClean is one of the few amateurs to have earned the right to compete at Augusta National.
Sometimes the best things in life are unexpected, unplanned. You can’t plan everything in your life and it’s best to just roll the dice and hope the right number comes up. For Mary Doyle, that number was undoubtedly two sixes when the Golf Ireland Academy came calling and offered her a role as a PGA Trainee in the facility at Carton House. Now, after a few years of uncertainty, she is one of the brightest up-and-coming PGA Professionals in Ireland.
The 2019 British Open champion is eyeing up the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island. By Garry Doyle Thursday 29 Apr 2021, 6:51 PM Apr 29th 2021, 6:51 PM 5,514 Views 4 Comments Shane Lowry aims to step out of the shadows at the PGA. Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO The 2019 British Open champion is currently ranked 44 th although he has found form recently, finishing 20 th at the Masters – when his play merited a higher f...
Shane Lowry insists he's not afraid of a challenge and plans to stick with a new putting grip after opening with a super 68 in The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. On a day when defending champion Rory McIlroy three-putted four times and struggled to a nightmare 79, Lowry changed to the right-hand below left method and made 15 of 16 putts inside 10 feet. The Offaly ace (33) made six birdies in a four-under-par round that left him tied for third, just three shots behind clubhouse leader Sergio Garcia on a day when the average score was 73.8. "Things have not gone great over the last few w...