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We still have more than a round to crown a Masters champ this year, but Shane Lowry has already established himself as the tournament's King of Aces.
The 39-year-old Irishman made Masters history on Saturday by becoming the first player to make two career holes-in-one in the event.
RELATED: Phil Mickelson fires off strong take on this Augusta National change
Lowry's latest ace came on the 180-yard sixth hole, vaulting him into a tie for second place as he and the rest of the field tries to track down his good friend, Rory McIlroy. Have a look:
Lowry made his first Masters ace on No. 16 during the final round in 2016. But it's not just Augusta National where Lowry does this.
The 2019 Open Championship winner made a hole-in-one in his last PGA Tour start at the Houston Open. And he also has aces at two of the most famous par 3s on the planet, No. 7 at Pebble Beach and No. 17 at TPC Sawgrass.
Just a remarkable list for Lowry. And even more importantly, he's in the mix to win a second major.
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The 39-year-old Irishman made Masters history on Saturday by becoming the first player to make two career holes-in-one in the event.
RELATED: Phil Mickelson fires off strong take on this Augusta National change
Lowry's latest ace came on the 180-yard sixth hole, vaulting him into a tie for second place as he and the rest of the field tries to track down his good friend, Rory McIlroy. Have a look:
Lowry made his first Masters ace on No. 16 during the final round in 2016. But it's not just Augusta National where Lowry does this.
The 2019 Open Championship winner made a hole-in-one in his last PGA Tour start at the Houston Open. And he also has aces at two of the most famous par 3s on the planet, No. 7 at Pebble Beach and No. 17 at TPC Sawgrass.
Just a remarkable list for Lowry. And even more importantly, he's in the mix to win a second major.
MORE FROM GOLF DIGEST @ THE MASTERS
Masters 101: Answering all your frequently asked questions
How to watch the 2026 Masters
Power Rankings: Every player in the Masters field, ranked
Tee times for Round 1 and Round 2
50 defining Masters Moments, ranked
The most memorable Rules issues in Masters history
Every course change ever made at Augusta National
A brief history of Masters prize money payouts
15 people who ended up in the Masters penalty box
The Champions Dinner Tell-All, from those inside the room
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