The 2019 Open champion will be hoping to compete for a green jacket next month.
Shane Lowry is finding his better form in good time for the Masters next month.
The 2019 Open Champion produced four under-par rounds at the Cognizant Classic to secure a tie for 11th place on 13 under par.
The Clara man shot a 67 to wrap up his week in South Florida.
Lowry played the front nine two under par, and managed to match that on his back nine with four birdies and two bogeys.
Prior to Sunday's last round, he produced some hallmark chip-ins on Friday:
There's a number of big competitions on the horizon for the Offaly golfer, with the Arnold Palmer Invitational, followed by the Players Championship, and then the Masters, which tees off on the 10th of April.
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