By Neil McLeman Shane Lowry said playing the final “fun” round with Phil Mickelson was the highlight of his disappointing Masters – having previously stated he felt intimidated by the six-time major champion. The Ryder Cup star failed to break par in any rounds after carding a closing 74 to finish on eight-over par. But the Irishman did have the compensation of spending the final day get a close up view of three-time champion Mickelson who made his 101st cut in Majors. Lowry has played alongside Mickelson in the past, and admitted in 2020 that being paired with the LIV Golf star was the first …
