Lowry left disappointed by "an awful lot of stupid errors"

Shane Lowry plays his shot from the seventh tee during the third round of the Masters.

Sitting level par and losing ground on the leaders, Shane Lowry classified his up-and-down performance as “disappointing” heading to Sunday’s final round of the Masters.

Lowry took one step forward and one step back all the way around Augusta National on Saturday, making birdies at 2, 6 and 13 and bogeys at 3, 11 and 16 to finish right where he started at even par. He got the worst of the weather suspension, playing the first half of the back nine on a windy firm course and returning to struggle with the change in speed at the finish.