Shane Lowry calls for “ESPN Guy” to interfere with PGA’s domination

Friday’s second round at the 2025 PGA Championship was painful for Shane Lowry. The former Open champion missed a layoff, thanks in large part to the horrible rest that led to the devastating taboo.

That bad rest also inspired the outburst and anger of veteran pros. But after his round, Lowry revealed that at a critical moment, ESPN’s intervention at the moment led to his angry reaction.

To set up the scene, Laurie scored his eighth hole in the Quail Hollow game in the second round on Friday. Despite the other frustration and “mud ball” on the roller coaster tour, Lowry finds himself on a cut line.

Even better, he has an available short 4 in front of him. Lowry brought his drive into the fairway, but when he reached the ball he found it was located at the bottom of a deep isolation chamber.

Knowing that Laurie is still among the rules officials only when resting on his own court, you know that you will feel loose only when resting on his own court.

His next lawnmower shot appeared hay and ended up in a bunker, which Lowry got. He shouted, “F-this place!” and knocked his club into the criminal divorcee. Eventually, he booed the hole and finished the game twice, missing the cut.

Laurie’s Explosion of TV reporters’ interference

After the round, Lowry explained a key detail that was missed in the corresponding moment on the 8th. Ireland independence.

“I was just asking the referee, the guy at ESPN was straight, and he was like, ‘That’s not your tone mark’. I thought, ‘That’s not what you talk about. Laurie said.

He continued: “It’s just that when he wasn’t asked to be, the ESPN guys were kind of involved, and that’s what bothered me a lot.”

Lowry also argued that when he was not worthy of getting, he did not try to break the rules and get the freedom to decline, he just wanted to determine “so many threats.”

“I don’t want to go down because it’s not my stadium mark. But I’m just saying it. It goes back to (the fact) I have a lot of mud balls again today.”

You can read Lowry’s full review Ireland independence here.

Although Lowry missed the layoffs in this PGA Championship, he admitted that Quail Hollow was “one of the only venues I’ve never been to.” But he has performed well so far this season.

Lowry has already finished two runner-ups in four top ten in 12 games, including last week’s TRUIST title.

Better news for Laurie? Just as his match was in full swing, the Open Champion was returning to the Royal Champion Winning Royal Champion.

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