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Offaly jersies out in force at Augusta to support Shane Lowry at The Masters
The Offaly jersies out in force at Augusta this week to support Shane Lowry at The Masters.
The picture above shows two Offaly on the fairway at the 14th hole as Shane launched another drive straight down the fairway.
Shane is in a good position five holes of his second round to complete after play was suspended on Friday evening after strong winds brought down three trees at the course.
After an opening round of four under par, Shane was level par through 13 holes of his second round in at times difficult conditions.
Shane Lowry is currently in a tie for tenth place but is eight shots behind leader Brooks Kopeka who benefitted from the best of the conditions on Friday, John Rahm is currently in second on nine under with nine holes of his second round to go.
Play is due to resume in Augusta this afternoon with the remaining second rounds to be completed.
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