On September 14, 2026, Irish golfer Shane Lowry won the Amgen Irish Open at Doonbeg with a dominant, record-breaking performance, claiming his second Irish Open title 17 years after his first. Lowry maintained a three-shot lead heading into the final round and delivered what observers called a masterclass.
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Shane Lowry has a three shot buffer heading into the weekend as he looks to join Rory McIlroy and Pádraig Harrington as two time Irish Open winners
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Shane Lowry cruised to victory by a record 11 shots at the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg on Sunday as he lifted the title for the second time in sensational fashion.
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An emotional Shane Lowry said "this feels as big as it gets" as he routed the field at the Amgen Irish Open and ended his four-year wait for a victory.
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Shane Lowry's uncle says his nephew delivered a master class, following his victory at the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg yesterday.