Lowry Ends Four-Year Title Wait With Record Irish Open Win
The Irishman said 'I can't believe it' after a frontrunning masterclass secured an 11-shot victory, according to the BBC.
Shane Lowry produced a frontrunning masterclass to cruise to a record 11-shot win at the Irish Open, ending a four-year wait for an individual title, the BBC reported.
"I can't believe it," Lowry said after the win, according to the report.
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