The Offaly golfer gets underway in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Thursday morning.
Shane Lowry's quest to win his first individual title this year continues on the DP World Tour this week.
The Clara man tees off at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland tomorrow morning.
Lowry did claim top honours in the Zurich Classic playing alongside Rory McIlroy in April but is yet to win a tournament on his own.
Consistency has been the key word for Lowry this year with 13 top-20 finishes on both the PGA and DP World Tour.
The 2019 Open champion recovered from a poor start in Madrid to finish in a tie for 13th last week in the Spanish Open.
He gets his first round underway tomorrow morning at 11:12am alongside Tom McKibbin.
Rory McIlroy is the first of the Irish on course at 9:11am, Padriag Harrington tees off at 10:17am with Alex Maguire.
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