Shane Lowry made a historic hole-in-one at the Masters in 2026, becoming the first player to record two Masters aces in separate rounds (No. 6 in 2026 and his previous ace on No. 16 in 2016). The 2026 ace on the sixth hole helped him move into contention and set a Masters single-tournament record for multiple aces. He later commented on the moment as “pretty cool” while acknowledging the improbable nature of making a hole-in-one at Augusta. For context, Masters aces are rare events; Lowry’s 2026 two-ace feat added to the 35 total aces in Masters history and highlighted a historic performance at Augusta.[1][3][4]
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Irishman Shane Lowry got his first hole-in-one in the United States on the 16th ace in the history of the 16th hole at the Masters.
www.cbssports.comAUGUSTA, Ga. – For all the ways Shane Lowry has built a reputation as one of golf’s most steady competitors, even he couldn’t quite process what had just happen
www.pgatour.comAUGUSTA, Ga. – For all the ways Shane Lowry has built a reputation as one of golf’s most steady competitors, even he couldn’t quite process what had just happen
www.pgatour.comShane Lowry holes out from around 100 yards on the 13th to close in on the early lead at The Masters.
www.skysports.comAUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) The Latest from the final round of the Masters on Sunday (all times local):
www.foxsports.comShane Lowry aced the sixth hole during the third round of the Masters, making him the first player to ever record two holes-in-one during the year's first major. He also had one on the 16th hole during the final round of the 2016 tournament. Lowry gets another crystal bowl from Augusta National as the prize for getting a hole-in-one during the Masters. The former British Open champ also managed a hole-in-one in his second consecutive tournament after acing the second at Memorial Park during...
www.ajc.comShane Lowry became the first golfer to record multiple holes-in-one in his Masters career on Saturday.
www.espn.com.auThe moment sparked wild celebrations on the course and Lowry's playing partner, Tommy Fleetwood, embraced his Ryder Cup teammate.
www.dailymail.co.ukShane Lowry became the first player in the history of The Masters tournament to collect two career holes-in-one at Augusta National Golf Club.
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