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Shane Lowry: Flag Bearer For Ireland at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics 2024

You rubbed your eyes in disbelief: there he stood on the deck of the boat with the Irish delegation, drenched, hair clapped to his head, but proud and happy and with his hand on the flag. Shane Lowry shared the honor of flag bearer for Ireland with hurdler Sarah Lavin at the spectacular opening of the Paris Olympics. “I didn’t even tell my mom beforehand, it would have been in the Tullamore Tribune the next day,” grinned the 2019 Portrush Golfer of the Year champion and two-time Ryder Cupper after completing the momentous task: ”I’m not sure you can even dream about it as a kid because it’s so far away. To be able to do this is absolutely unforgettable.”

 
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More Golf Stars at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics 2024

Lowry (37) was not the only happy golfer’s face in the crowd of athletes on and along the Seine that evening. Ines Laklalech and Fabrizio Zanotti were also in action as flag bearers, for Morocco and Paraguay respectively.

Collin Morikawa and Wyndham Clark met basketball superstar Steph Curry, Min Woo Lee appeared with a rain propeller over the Australian team outfit and so on. Below is a small collection of impressions from the first few days of the Olympics, before the men’s tournament begins on Thursday at Le Golf National, where the newly crowned Open champion Xander Schauffele is the defending champion.

 
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PGA Tour Teetimes: Ryder Cup Flair with Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry

The international golf community is set for the latest event in the PGA Tour, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Set in the picturesque surrounds of TPC Louisiana in Avondale, Louisiana, United States, the tournament boasts a noteworthy prize pool of $8,900,000. Defending champions Davis Riley and Nick Hardy, both representing the United States, will be vying once again for the title on the Par 72 TPC Louisiana course.

Detailed PGA Tour Tee Times for British, Welsh, and Scottish Golfers

British golfer Robert MacIntyre and his Belgian partner Thomas Detry will be teeing off for Round 1 at 07:26 alongside American teams Montgomery/Griffin. For the second round, their tee time is set to be at 12:57.

Another British golfer making his mark is Aaron Rai. Alongside David Lipsky from the United States, Rai is scheduled for a 12:18 tee off time in Round 1 and 08:31 in Round 2. Their company for both rounds is the English team of David Skinns and Callum Tarren.

In the star-studded team, Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy pairs with Shane Lowry. Their first round in the PGA Tour Tee Times begins at 12:44, playing against teams Morikawa/Kitayama from the USA. The second round for the Ryder Cup Duo commences at 08:53.

Scottish golfer Russell Knox, paired with American Peter Malnati, is set to begin at 13:10 for the first round and 09:15 for Round 2. They’ll be playing alongside teams Lee/Kim, enhancing the international spirit of the event.

PGA Tour Tee Times: Schedule for Golfers

PlayerRound 1Round 2
Robert MacIntyre / Thomas Detry07:2612:57
Aaron Rai / David Lipsky12:1808:31
Rory McIlroy / Shane Lowry12:4408:53
Russell Knox / Peter Malnati13:1009:15

The Zurich Classic of New Orleans offers an exciting platform for golf aficionados. The PGA Tour Tee Times ensures everyone can keep track of their favorite golfers from Britain, Wales, and Scotland. Stay tuned for more updates as the prestigious event unfolds.

(This text was generated with the help of AI // All times are local times)

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Shane Lowry ahead of DP World Tour Appearance: “I’ve Got a Lot of Confidence”

Shane Lowry is aiming to continue his good run of form as he makes his final appearance before the first Major Championship of the year at this week’s Porsche Singapore Classic.

Laguna National Golf Resort Club plays host to the opening event on the DP World Tour’s Asian Swing and the Irishman will tee it up in Singapore for the first time in 12 years as he makes his season bow on the 2024 Race to Dubai.

The 2019 Open Champion and Ryder Cup star arrives in Singapore in a strong vein of form, with last week’s tie for 19th at THE PLAYERS Championship following back-to-back top five finishes and he is now targeting another strong result ahead of next month’s Masters Tournament, the first Major of the year.

Shane Lowry Ahead of DP World Tour Start in Singapore

“I played well the last few weeks, I’ve got a few nice results under my belt, so I’m pretty happy with how things have been going this season so far. I’ve come out pretty good and yeah looking forward to the next few weeks.”

“I think it’s such a long time difference that it doesn’t really matter these days — no problems sleeping last night and might head out today and get some work done and get to know the course a little bit. And hopefully I can get out tomorrow then hopefully I get a good night’s sleep tonight and get out there tomorrow and go after it.

“I’ve got a lot of confidence and feel great about my game coming off the last few weeks so it’ll be nice to continue that on. And then I’ve got a two week break leading into Augusta so you never want to go into a Major off the back of a bad result so there’s a little bit of pressure on me to try and play well this week. But I’ve always got high expectations of myself and I’m hoping to come here and give myself a good chance come Sunday afternoon and hopefully do the business.”

About the Porsche Singapore Classic

Porsche is continuing its long-standing relationship with the DP World Tour by extending its global golf involvement with a new multi-year deal to become Title Partner of the Porsche Singapore Classic, announced earlier this year.

The Porsche Singapore Classic is the first of five events on the Asian Swing, with visits to India, South Korea, Japan and China on the schedule in weeks to come.
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