Shane Lowry calls ‘Espn Guy’ to intervene in rule in PGA

Friday’s second round at 2025 PGA Championship It was a painful for Shane Lowry. The former open champion lost cutting from one, in no small part thanks to a terrible rest that led to destructive destruction.

That bad break also inspired a Explosions of the club gathered and the Furious Club by pro veteran. But after his round, Lowry revealed that the intervention of a reporter on the ESPN course during this critical moment had contributed to his furious reaction.

To set the scene, Lowry was playing the 8th hole in The empty quil During the second round of Friday. Despite a rotating round that presented other disappointments and “mud balls”, Lowry found himself right in the cut line in one over.

Better still, he had a short par-4, before him. Lowry stripped his car on the right track, but when he reached his ball he found him lying at the bottom of a deep divin.

Knowing that you get relief only if your ball comes to rest in your tar of the pitch, Lowry however called in a rules official to be safe.

His next kick from Divot went Haywire, ending up in a bunker, and Lowry had it. He shouted “F – this place!” and slammed his club into offensive divas. Eventually, he cheated the hole and ended up in two to lose the cut.

Lowry Blasts’ TV reporter intervention

After the round, Lowry explained a critical detail that lost in the midst of this subsequent moment at 8. According to Lowry, a TV reporter ESPN tried to interfere with the Divot decision after he told a media scrum on Friday, As reported by Irish.

“I was just asking the judge, and the ESPN guy comes directly and he is like,” That’s not your tar of the pitch. “And I’m like,” That’s not for you to talk about me. “It is for me to call an official rule and decide what happens. Said Lowry.

He went on: “It was just that the ESPN boy was a bit involved there when he was not asked to be and that is what bothers me a lot.”

Lowry also argued that he was not trying to break the rules and get a free fall when he didn’t deserve one, he just wanted to be sure with “so much in the discussion”.

“I don’t want a drop because it’s not my tar of the tar. But I’m just saying. And it turns to (the fact that) I had a lot of mud balls again today.”

You can read Lowry’s full comments in Irish here.

While Lowry lost the cut in this PGA championship, he admitted that Quail Hollow was “one of the only places in which I have never played well”. But he has played well so far this season.

In 12 Starters, Lowry already has Two racing conclusions among four top-10sincluding last week’s Truist Championship.

The best news for Lowry? Only when his game is being rounded up in shape, the open championship is going back to Royal Portrush, the place of his open championship victory, in two months.

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