Shane Lowry Seals Second Irish Open Title with Stunning 11-Shot Victory
Lowry finished 23 under par as Patrick Reed faded and home fans celebrated a second Irish Open title.
- On Sunday, Shane Lowry secured an 11-shot victory at the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg, claiming his second title 17 years after his amateur triumph at County Louth.
- Starting the final round with a four-shot lead, the Offaly native maintained dominance with birdies on holes five, seven, and eight, finishing at 23-under par.
- Lowry extended his advantage into double figures after sinking a 44-foot putt on the 15th hole; American Patrick Reed finished second as President Donald Trump and Martin observed.
- An emotional Lowry celebrated his second Irish Open title on the 18th hole, extending Ireland's winning streak after Rory McIlroy's success at the K Club last year.
- Rory McIlroy finished tied-fifth after carding a 67 on Sunday and expressed confidence heading into next week's BMW Championship at Wentworth.
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Austria's golfers Maximilian Steinlechner and Bernd Wiesberger lost a little bit of ground on Sunday at the end of the Irish Open of the DP World Tour. Steinlechner stayed on the Trump International Links in Doonbeg like on Sunday 2 under Par and finished with -6 on 14th place (274 beats). One more blow needed on the four rounds Wiesberger, who said goodbye with a -1 and 22nd place. Irish local hero Shane Lowry won the win with 257, Austria's nu…
Shane Lowry romps to record Irish Open victory
The 39-year-old cruised to a record 11-shot win on 23 under.
Shane Lowry seals second Irish Open title with stunning 11-shot victory
Shane Lowry delivered a spectacular performance at Doonbeg on Sunday as he stormed to an 11-shot victory at the Amgen Irish Open. The Offaly native started the final round with a four-shot lead but quickly made sure there would be no late drama, pulling further away from the field with a superb display of golf. […]
Shane Lowry wins Irish Open in Doonbeg
Offaly man triumphs in style.
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