Both golfers are sitting inside the top 4 ahead of Sunday's finale.
Shane Lowry is heading into today's final round of the Masters in prime place to contend.
The Offaly man shot 68 on Saturday to move to within two shots of the lead, held jointly by Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young.
His hole in one on the 6th hole was undoubtedly the highlight:
🚨ACE ALERT🚨
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 11, 2026
Shane Lowry records his second ace at Augusta National, this time at the 6th hole!pic.twitter.com/dtCJN8SxR1
He gets his final round underway alongside Sam Burns at 7:14pm.
He's chasing down his friend and leader Rory McIlroy but says he's ready for the challenge:
McIlroy, who lost a six shot lead yesterday, is still well positioned to defend his Masters title.
He tees off from 11 under par with Cameron Young at 7:25pm.
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