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Shane Lowry and Séamus Power dig deep to stay in the hunt at US PGA

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Shane Lowry and Seamus Power post level par 70 and a one-over 71 respectively in the tougher afternoon conditions on day one of the PGA Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Rory McIlroy leads the field with his fine showing of a five-under 65. Lowry heads into the second round on the Southern Hills course with a share of 27thafter his opening round.

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Shane Lowry and Séamus Power dig deep to stay in the hunt at US PGA

SHANE Lowry dug deep in blustery afternoon conditions to keep his hopes alive in the US PGA Championship at Southern Hills. The Offaly man was one-over through 10 holes before holing some critical putts on the back nine to open with a level par 70 and share 27th place, five shots behind first-round leader Rory McIlroy, With windy conditions forecast for the second round this morning, Lowry is bracing himself for another difficult examination.

2 years ago·Ireland

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Irish Golfer News & Magazine

Lowry and Power dig deep on day one at the PGA Championship - Irish Golfer

"It was tough out there. Hot. Windy. The greens are getting bouncy. Obviously if you miss the fairway, it’s very, very tricky. I’m pretty happy with my score", said Lowry

2 years ago

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