His former coach says he will need to start well.
Shane Lowry will "bring momentum" from his performance at last week's Irish Open.
Those are the thoughts of one of Lowry's former coaches Donagh McArdle ahead of this years BMW PGA Championship in Wentworth.
The Clara man goes into this week's tournament as the defending champions after he took home last season's title by one shot ahead of both John Rahm and Rory McIlroy.
This will be the final tournament before the Ryder Cup begins in two weeks time.
McArdle says Lowry needs to begin well tomorrow:
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