Shane Lowry makes historical shot at the Masters Tournament
The Masters Tournament stands as not only one of golf’s most recognizable events but also one of the premier spectacles in all of sports. Each year, the world’s finest golfers take the course in Augusta, Georgia, competing for the coveted green jacket. With the game’s elite on its biggest stage, the tournament consistently delivers unforgettable shots, moments, and celebrations.
On Saturday, the Masters added another moment for the ages. MORE: 2026 Masters private jet traffic, Augusta flights revealed Shane Lowry stepped onto the sixth hole at six under par, facing a challenging par-three on one of the course’s most difficult layouts. He didn’t just maintain his score—he elevated it in spectacular fashion.
History made, again! Lowry delivered an incredible hole-in-one from 190 yards, vaulting himself to eight under par for the tournament. Even among the world’s best, a hole-in-one remains one of the rarest and most difficult feats in golf.
Accomplishing it at the sport’s most prestigious tournament only amplifies its significance. For Lowry, the moment carries even greater weight. He has now recorded his second career hole-in-one at the Masters — an extraordinary achievement.
He first accomplished the feat in 2016 on the 16th hole from 181 yards. MORE: 2026 Masters leaderboard entering Round 3, Rory McIlroy on historic pace He is now the only player to hit multiple holes in one. Lowry is now the Now chasing his first Masters victory, Lowry used Saturday’s shot to move closer to contention.