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Interesting market...Lowry

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PGA National is one of Lowry’s favorite courses on the PGA TOUR, having never missed a cut here in six career starts while posting finishes T2 and T5 each of the past two years. Lowry has always been a grinder that we look to target on tougher tracks, and PGA National has been perennially one of the hardest courses on the PGA TOUR circuit, so it’s no surprise to see the Irishman’s success here.
The former Open champion ranks fifth in this field in both Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green per round and SG: Total per round at PGA National among anyone with more than one career start here. Lowry’s putter was ice cold the last time we saw him at the WM Phoenix Open, which led to a poor T60 finish. However, he did gain strokes in every other category for the week in TPC Scottsdale and has since had three weeks to get ready for this event, which he always seems to get up for.
Despite some poor recent form, Lowry still ranks 10th in the field in SG: Tee-to-Green over the past 48 rounds, and should revert back to his normal self this week.


Shane in a 3-way to for the lead going into the last round. Rory 6 shots off the pace. Padraig missed the cut.

Thomas Detry rock bottom. This can't have helped...

 
Looks like only 2 hours of golf tonight because of rain delay. This could be good for Van Rooyen if he posts a number. The course is very wet now and no lift, clean and place.
 
Seems happy to take that out of the equation and hand it to Scheffler early.
Tough course. I find him a bit of a choker when in contention. Takes one bad shot really to heart and takes too many holes to get his head right afterwards while drifting away from the leader. Always think he could win at Augusta but the years are rolling by fast and his upstairs ain't getting any better. Pity.
 
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