Lowry survives brutal Augusta and looks for "mad things to happen"
Shane Lowry looked like he’d just gone 12 rounds with Marvin Hagler rather than majestic Augusta National but he was proud to grind out a second-round 74 in the toughest conditions he’s ever faced to make the cut with ease in the Masters.
Lowry beats Bay Hill hoodoo with super 66: "I did say after last week, it will be a nice time to find a bit of form"
Shane Lowry believes he's hitting form in the nick of time as the Masters approaches after he fired a six-under 66 to break his Bay Hill hoodoo and lead the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando.
Lowry lashes LIV propaganda: “It's tough to listen to the guy... say he has to do this to put food on the table for his wife and kids”
Shane Lowry might not have been surprised to see Jon Rahm take the LIV Golf cash but admits it’s hard for the ordinary golfer to listen to multi-millionaires say they made the move to “grow the game” and put food on the table for their families.
Lowry unwilling to slam PGA Tour bosses over Rahm’s LIV Golf defection — "I'm not going to sit here and criticise the guys in charge of the game”
Shane Lowry admits he wasn't surprised to see Jon Rahm defect to LIV Golf, but he refuses to follow Viktor Hovland's tack and slam the PGA TOUR leadership for "arrogance" in their handling of the civil war with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
American Ryder Cup hopes on life support but they have a pulse
Just as Ian Poulter did for Europe on the eve of the Miracle at Medinah in 2012, Patrick Cantlay breathed life into a moribund US Ryder Cup challenge in Rome yesterday with one of the most exciting and contentious finishes in Ryder Cup history.