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"I'm where I want to be. I'm where I need to be" Lowry in the hunt at The Masters - Irish Golfer

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Shane Lowry carded a near flawless 68 to get himself right in contention at the 86th Masters at Augusta National. Lowry is in a four-way tie for third place and five shots back from 36-hole leader Scotty Scheffler. The Irishman tees off in the penultimate group at 19:40 in the company of Sungjae Im.

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Shane Lowry on Masters charge - 'I'm where I want to be, I'm where I need to be'

The Offaly man is joint second after his four-under-par 68 at Augusta.

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Irish Golfer News & Magazine

"I'm where I want to be. I'm where I need to be" Lowry in the hunt at The Masters - Irish Golfer

Shane Lowry is right in the hunt for more Major glory at the Masters following a superb second-round 68 at Augusta National

3 years ago

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