He takes to the course for his opening round at 4:10 Irish time.
Shane Lowry begins his bid for back-to-back major golf titles this afternoon.
Last year's Open winner is in a group with Gary Woodland and defending champion Brooks Koepa for the opening round of the PGA Championship.
It's being played at Harding Park in California, which Koepka has described as a "big boy course", and Lowry feels both accuracy and distance will be needed from the tee
The Offaly man is due on course at ten-past-four Irish time - while twenty minutes later two-time PGA-winner Rory McIlroy goes out in a group that also contains world number one Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods.
Long sleeves in the summer... my kind of weather! pic.twitter.com/LlPtPyQA8x
— Shane Lowry (@ShaneLowryGolf) August 5, 2020
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