Lowry finishes with a flourish on day one of RSM Classic
Clara native is three shots behind Wallace and Villegas after day one at Sea Island.
Clara native is three shots behind Wallace and Villegas after day one at Sea Island.
Top-ranked Dustin Johnson shook off an early stumble to win the Masters in record-breaking fashion.
McIlroy finished in a tie for fifth after shooting three rounds in the 60s.
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Rory McIlroy finished fifth with South Africa’s Dylan Frittelli.
The 31-year-old opened with a disappointing 75, but followed up his 66 on day two with a 67 to reach eight under.
The world number one has matched the 54-hole scoring record set by Jordan Spieth in 2015.
McIlroy is tied for 10th on eight under par with Shane Lowry back in 20th position after a 68 today. Dustin Johnson leads on 16 under.
Rory McIlroy is six shots off the lead while Shane Lowry is eight behind the front-runners.
Rory McIlroy rebounded with a bogey-free 66 to revive his chances.
Tommy Fleetwood also took route 66 up the leaderboard at Augusta.
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Undisputed titles, provincial deciders, do-or-die showdowns and lots of green. It’s looking like a big one.
The 43-year-old Englishman matched the lowest major round of his career to seize the lead at Augusta.
Thursday’s forecast includes the possibility of heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms.
The 50-year-old is certain that the Northern Irishman will triumph at the Masters.
It’s a tradition for players to attempt to skim a ball across the pond in front of the par-three 16th at Augusta National.
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This year of Covid 19 has disrupted all schedules yet James Sugrue still stands apart. This week, finally, he tees up at the US Masters, seven months on from its intended date. His journey started in North Cork.
The 40-year-old will miss his first major championship since 1999.
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The victory gives him a spot in next year’s Masters.
Offaly man is five shots off the lead with Padraig Harrington tied in 24th and Graeme McDowell placed 34th after day 3 of the tournament.
Lowry is five shots off the lead, with Harrington a shot further back, after American Sam Burns produced a second-round 65 to gain the ascendancy.
Brandt Snedeker has a two-shot lead after day one in Houston.
There’s plenty of action to get stuck into this weekend.
‘The government recognises the vital contribution that sport has made to public health throughout the Covid-19 pandemic,’ said Minister Catherine Martin.
Clarke won his first event on the PGA Champions Tour over the weekend, finishing ahead of a stellar pack.
‘This is absolutely insane,’ Gay said. ‘I’ve been playing awful since Covid.’
Ireland’s Seamus Power shot a three under round today to move up to 36th at the PGA tour event.
Americans Wyndham Clark and Ryan Armour share the lead.
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The world number 62 fired a final-round three-under par 69 to win on her birthday.
World number three Thomas and world number two Rahm are locked in battle at the top.
Meadow carded a round of 70 to climb the leaderboard at the LPGA Drive On Championship, while Maguire enjoyed a strong showing on the back nine.
A better day for Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods in Califronia.
Four-time major winner McIlroy snapped a club in frustration on his way to a disappointing 73, while Woods struggled to a woeful 76.
The GUI and ILGU say they have sought clarity over whether driving ranges and practice facilities can remain open for exempted activities.
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