Shane Lowry: 'I felt good about myself for 10 minutes today'

"Get up tomorrow and go play Augusta National on a Sunday at the Masters. There could be a lot worse things."

Shane Lowry hits from the fairway at the Masters. Picture: AP Photo/Matt Slocum

For a moment, Shane Lowry saw his opening. “A perfect gap” from the trees on the 14th hole invited a nice 118-yard cut wedge that scooted on and across the green and into the cup for the first eagle in eight years on the par-4 hole called Chinese Fir.

“I felt good about myself for 10 minutes today,” he said.