Lowry putts the lights out to surge into contention for PGA with stunning 62
They say happiness in golf is a long walk with a putter and Shane Lowry certainly won’t disagree after producing one of the great putting rounds of his career to become the fourth man _ and the first European — to shoot 62 in a men’s major championship.
Kentucky and traditions from the 'old country' of Ireland converge in Valhalla
Rory McIlroy’s victory in darkness at the 2014 PGA Championship in Valhalla Golf Club, resisting the rallies of local favourites Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler in a rain-delayed final round, was the Northern Irishman’s most recent in a major. However, it was not the last time nor the first time someone from the Old Country left an imprint in Valhalla and Kentucky.
McIlroy admits he's off the pace in quest for Major number five: "I'm nowhere near as closes as I want to be in my game"
Rory McIlroy admits he's "nowhere near" where he needs to be with his game but insists Brooks Koepka beating him to a fifth Major win in the PGA Championship at Oak Hill is not giving him extra motivation to end his near nine-year major drought.
McIlroy and Lowry keep PGA chances alive as Koepka snatches 54-hole lead
Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry displayed immense grit and patience to keep their PGA Championship hopes alive but know they'll need to make a move on Sunday to catch Brooks Koepka and add to their Major tallies at a rain-soaked Oak Hill.
Route 66 looks a must for Power and Lowry at Southern Hills
ROUTE 66 took millions from Chicago to the US west coast for more than 60 years and it looks like the road to success for Shane Lowry and Séamus Power today after they slipped nine and 11 shots behind Will Zalatoris in the US PGA at Southern Hills.