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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Shane Lowry hole-out eagle! ☘️#AmgenIrishOpen pic.twitter.com/7y8m3dew4T
— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) September 5, 2025
Shane Lowry is having a bit of an up and down day at the Irish Open at the K-Club where he is one under for his second round after 14 holes but there have been some moments of sheer class.
But after two bogies in his opening three holes, he birdied nine and then almost eagled 11 from the fairway where his second shot finished just beside the hole. He went one better on 13 with this incredible hole out from the rough. Unfortunately he followed that with a bogey on 14 to sit in a tie for 19th with four holes of his second round to go.
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