Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry Wait 90 minutes to Cap Third Car 61 with Eagle

Avondale, LA. – It took 90 minutes longer than you should, but Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry put in claim to win Zurich Classic for the second year in a row.

Mciclroy On Friday after a disappointing finish in the second round of the team, they were to be reached by 20. years after Saturday of the four-bed session to defend their titles, and they were even better than to be 61 to move to 22 below and within two shots of the leading.

“I feel like we played pretty well today. There were a lot of holes in which we both had a chance,” Lowry said. “We went out and did what we had to do. We would have to go out today and shoot a really low score, and there is not much wind, and in the quads you want to record at least 10 below.”

Round is a prominent eagle of 30 feet in 18^th The holes after waste on a 90-minute time delay. The game is suspended immediately after McIlroy hit his second blow to a couple-5 closure hole with 260 meters to set a walk.

“I didn’t care so much because I would say the first two-thirds of the Putt, so it was never actually worried that the ball was given in a hole,” McIlroy said, which first plays the master’s degree and finishing his Grand Slam career. “It was just a matter of choosing the right line and just started with it. It was kind of comfortable punt, a little left to right early, a little in the end, it’s completely no tonnes.”

It was an even more impressive finish for northern Irish with regard to the length of the delay.

“I think the secret doesn’t think about it in those 90 minutes,” McIlroy said. “We had a little lunch and watched some prominent from last year and talked about where we’ll go for dinner tonight. Then I got back on it, and then I pulled on it and did what I was supposed to do what I was to do and just a bonus for it.”

McIlroy and Lowry were two shots behind Andrew of Novak and Ben Griffin, who just made a turn when the game was stopped.