Shane Lowry wears Rory McIlroy Early because the team sits six per back after the first day in Zurich Classic

Avondale, LA. – Rory McIlroy, playing for the first time since the conquest of the master, teamed with Shane Lowry to shoot 8-a few 64 in four Balkall on Thursday in Zurich, leaving the Irish veteran six Leaders of Isaiah Salinda and Kevin Velo.

PGA Tour Rookies Salinda and Velo opened with the records of the Tournament 58 in the only TOUR event. Danish identical twins of Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard were shot. The teams will play alternative on Friday, a better ball on Saturday and alternatively recorded on Sunday.

The big gallery gathered to 10. T-shirt on the Louisiana TPC before 8 am to see McIlroy. Leaving early-week illness, he gave several emphasis after a relatively slow start.

“It was great to see so many people there on Tuesday morning,” McIlroy said. “It is always nice to play before support, enthusiastic too many and looking forward to what will do more in the next few days.”

Lowry transferred the team early, birds three of the first four holes after his back-nine start and adding another one to a couple-5 18.

McIlroy came to nearly 20 footsteps of the road to no. 1, who celebrated with a slight pump fist.

McIlroy followed that from an eagle on a flat hole of 5 5, hitting a 6-iron with 204 meters to 5 feet to get to 8.

They added a bird on the fourth, but both pulled the TEE snapshots left in water to no. 6 and both made Bogey. McIlroy settled for a bird on a couple-5 seventh after a narrowly lack of 20-legged eagle.

“I think sometimes you feel like a torrent, but then you must remember that tomorrow,” he said in that day, “he said in that day,” he said for that day quickly, “McIlroy said.

Salinda and Velo played the front nine in 10 below, with Salindi eagle at 7 and eight birds. They added four birds on the back, but the parile were three last four.

“Very easy to play when you golf when you have a partner who agrees and creates many times,” Velo said. “A few really clutch saves he had on his back nine, and he was a very, very solid day.”

Collin Morikawa and Kurt Kitayama were tied to third 61 with Cam Davis-Adam Svensson, Paul Peterson-Thomas Rosenmueller and Kris Ventura-Antoine Rozner.

Adam Schenk had Albatross on seventhChiling from 231 meters. Schenk and Tyler Duncan Shot 63.

Yannik and Jeremy Paul from Germany, other identical grounds on the ground, recorded 67.