DP World Tour Championship, Dubai R2

Shane Lowry in three-way tie for lead

Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2
November 18-21
Jumeirah Golf Estates, Earth Course, Dubai, UAE
$9,000,000
Round 1, Round 3, Round 4

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Ireland’s Shane Lowry signed for a bogey-free 65 to take a share of the lead at 10-under heading into the weekend at the season ending DP World Tour Championship, Dubai.


Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2

Lowry has won a Rolex Series title once before at the 2019 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship presented by EGA.

“It’s two more days left and then the end of a long year-and-a-half, I suppose, long couple of years.”


Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2

“I’m looking forward to giving everything and leaving it on the course this weekend and hopefully I’m there near the top of the leaderboard come Sunday afternoon.

“I feel like my game is in good shape and I feel like I know my way around this place and I know how to play here. I’m happy to be top of the leaderboard, late tee time tomorrow and I’m looking forward to the weekend.”


Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2

Joining him in the lead are England’s Sam Horsfield (66) and American John Catlin (65).

Horsfield is looking for a first Rolex Series win to add to his two European Tour wins.

“I definitely don’t feel like I’m out of place or do not belong here and obviously I feel like my game is really good. Looking forward to the weekend.

“I’ve definitely given myself a lot of opportunities the last two days and I just want to continue to do the same thing.”


Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2

Catlin has recorded three wins in European Tour events over the past fifteen months and is also looking for his first Rolex Series win.

“It’s definitely nice to be able to look yourself in the mirror and say: I’ve been here before and I can do it again. That kind of kept me steady here on the back nine.

“We’ve got two more rounds to go and hopefully I can stay confident and keep hitting good golf shots.”

Overnight leader Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland started the day with a two shot lead and made a good start with three birdies on the front nine to make the turn in 33.

He started the back nine with a bogey at the 10th followed by two more birdies before closing with a double bogey at the par-5 18th for a 70 and a share of fourth place at 9-under alongside Swede Alexander Björk (67).

Current Race to Dubai Rankings leader Collin Morikawa of the USA closed with a 68 for a share of sixth place alongside Germany’s Martin Kaymer (68).


Tour Championship Dubai 2021 R2

Pos.
Player
To Par
R1
R2
1
HORSFIELD, Sam
-10
68
66
LOWRY, Shane
-10
69
65
CATLIN, John
-10
69
65
4
MCILROY, Rory
-9
65
70
BJÖRK, Alexander
-9
68
67
6
KAYMER, Martin
-8
68
68
MORIKAWA, Collin
-8
68
68
8
GARCIA, Sergio
-7
68
69
HANSEN, Joachim B.
-7
67
70
MACINTYRE, Robert
-7
68
69
11
DONALDSON, Jamie
-6
70
68
BURMESTER, Dean
-6
69
69
13
HØJGAARD, Nicolai
-5
68
71
DETRY, Thomas
-5
69
70
WINTHER, Jeff
-5
70
69
CASEY, Paul
-5
70
69
HØJGAARD, Rasmus
-5
70
69
PIETERS, Thomas
-5
73
66
FITZPATRICK, Matt
-5
70
69
20
ARMITAGE, Marcus
-4
68
72
KIEFFER, Maximilian
-4
70
70
VEERMAN, Johannes
-4
68
72
CABRERA BELLO, Rafa
-4
70
70
FORREST, Grant
-4
70
70
SCRIVENER, Jason
-4
71
69
26
LAGERGREN, Joakim
-3
70
71
PULKKANEN, Tapio
-3
67
74
ANCER, Abraham
-3
72
69
HERBERT, Lucas
-3
72
69
LEE, Min Woo
-3
72
69
31
BEZUIDENHOUT, Christiaan
-2
67
75
MERONK, Adrian
-2
68
74
CROCKER, Sean
-2
69
73
FLEETWOOD, Tommy
-2
70
72
POULTER, Ian
-2
73
69
BLAND, Richard
-2
73
69
HIGGO, Garrick
-2
73
69
38
ZALATORIS, Will
-1
70
73
HATTON, Tyrrell
-1
70
73
PEREZ, Victor
-1
74
69
HARDING, Justin
-1
71
72
ARNAUS, Adri
-1
75
68
43
REED, Patrick
Par
72
72
HORSCHEL, Billy
Par
74
70
ROZNER, Antoine
Par
74
70
46
MORRISON, James
+1
71
74
LAPORTA, Francesco
+1
71
74
CANTER, Laurie
+1
74
71
49
WILLETT, Danny
+2
75
71
MIGLIOZZI, Guido
+2
73
73
51
KAWAMURA, Masahiro
+3
74
73
52
WIESBERGER, Bernd
+8
76
76
W/D
HILL, Calum
+3
75
Updated: October 6, 2022