Shane Lowry wins the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 5:13 PM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Shane Lowry secured a victory at the Amgen Irish Open on September 13, 2026, finishing 11 shots ahead of the rest of the field. Held in Doonbeg, Ireland, the event saw Lowry close with a 7-under 63 to conclude his week. Patrick Reed and Joaquin Niemann finished tied for second at 12 under. Lowry previously won this tournament as a 22-year-old amateur 17 years ago. The victory marks his seventh DP World Tour title and provides a late-season boost following a period of inconsistent performance. He entered the final round with a four-shot lead after navigating a leaderboard that featured several high-profile competitors throughout the week.
- •Shane Lowry finished at 11 shots clear of Patrick Reed and Joaquin Niemann.
- •Lowry shot a final-round 63 to claim his seventh DP World Tour win.
- •The tournament took place in Doonbeg, Ireland.
- •Rasmus Neergaard-Peterson placed fourth at 11 under.
- 5:13 PMYahoo Sports — Shane Lowry wins Amgen Irish Open by a whopping 11 shots over Patrick Reed, Joaquin Niemann
"Sundway was a walk in the park for Shane Lowry, who cruised to a 10-shot win over Patrick Reed and Joaquin Niemann in the Amgen Irish Open.
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