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Lowry takes four-shot lead at Irish Open 2026 with flawless putting

Shane Lowry holds a four-shot lead over Denmark's Jacob Skov Olesen heading into the final round at Doonbeg.

Shane Lowry controlled the Irish Open with a four-shot lead heading into Sunday's final round. On Saturday, Lowry shot a five-under 65.

Lowry one-putted every green on the back nine, keeping his three-shot lead from the morning. Denmark's Jacob Skov Olesen, chasing his first DP World Tour title, shot a four-under 66 but bogeyed the final hole.

Lowry's course-record 62 on Friday built his dominant position. He is within reach of his first win since 2022.

Trump's two-day visit overshadowed the tournament, but Lowry focused on the greens where his form has been outstanding.

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Lowry's score
4 shots
Lead over second
62 (course record)
Lowry's Friday round
2022
Lowry's last win

Why it mattersLowry is one round from his first individual win in four years, with a commanding lead that suggests he is favoured to claim the trophy.

AustraliaNo direct impact on Australian golfers, though the result will be followed closely by Australian golf fans and featured in local sports coverage.

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