Shane Lowry, the Irish golfer, recently returned home after a successful season on tour. However, he was disappointed to discover that his Santa Claus beard was real, while the one on the man dressed as Santa was fake.
Shane Lowry , the Irish golfer, recently returned home after a successful season on tour. However, he was disappointed to discover that his Santa Claus beard was real, while the one on the man dressed as Santa was fake. Despite his time at home for Christmas, Lowry is already preparing for his 16th season on tour. As he did not finish in the top 50 on the PGA Tour, he will have to find a different route into the new 'signature' tournaments.
This means focusing on early-season tournaments on the west coast of the United States
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