PGA Tour golf: Shane Lowry leads Arnold Palmer Invitational with Wyndham Clark, Rory McIlroy chasing at Bay Hill | Golf News happymamay

Shin Lori claimed the rights of bragging to the playing partner, Rori McLeroy, to open two progress in the middle of the road from the Arnold Palmer Invitational from PgA Tour in Florida.

Lori followed a 69th round with five individuals of five less than 67 on Friday at Bay Hill Club & Lodge, with six birds mixed with a single ghost to head to the weekend at eight.

The nearest challenge of the Irish from the former US champion in the United States and Winddham Clark, who sits to six in six under the main winner twice Cullen Maurica and Korean Korean Cones, with Mcilroy within four of the mid -road after the seventies of the last century.

Mcilroy joined a share of the fifth by Russell Henley and Jason Day, who opened fire on today’s 64th round to reach four under, while the hero Scoti Shevler is heading at the weekend in the twelfth place and in the seventh group that contains Ludvig åberg.

How Lori withdrew at Bay Hill

Lori, who plays alongside Mcilroy and began two behind Clark, began a strong start when he followed a 20 -foot bird per second by rolling from eight feet the next day and picking up another shot on the seventh.

The Irish began his back in nine other birds and moved to five under the day when he was deceived 35 feet in the 13th race, although he had to convert from 10 feet to savings next before the sixteenth ghost.

Lori’s progress rose to two when he was deceived from margin to birds in the last quarter, where Mcilroy shot down – after a T -shirt – to finish three birds in his previous five holes.

“You are there with one of the best golf players in the world, with large crowds, a wonderful golf field, beautiful weather, what do you not like?” Lori told reporters. “It is easy to wake up for such a thing.

“I feel that I have flourished in those situations. I enjoyed two days and I feel that we played each other a little. I know that he might feel it can be better, but he is still in great weekend.”

Clark is in the dispute of Bay Hill again after discussing the rules

Clark Bird made an opening hole per day and participated in the presence of temporary bases in confusion in the fourth third, where the ball was judged to strike the corridor, bounced in the air and landing on its stadium mark.

The PGA Rules Committee later confirmed that Clark did not violate any rules when he was comfortable – which would have been doing if the ball fell in a different sign.

“We did not know that there was any confusion when I played,” Clark said after the role. “When we got to that, I was asking to stop. We have never seen it back. Then we got up there while he was on a liar. The ball was covered with mud. So we retracted and did not think about it.”

Clark finished a group of PARS with two birds in three holes from the tenth, but it was presented in the fourteenth quarter, where he had to return to the starting point after a lost campaign before he flowing from 20 feet to scramble a six -ghost.

America, 71, closed and will play alongside Lowry- Fellow of The Bay in the TGL-in the final group on Saturday, where Clark is looking to get one better than runner-up last year to Scheffler.

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