Rorre McLeroi and Shane Lori stumbled in their attempt to win Bzirich Classic from New Orleans, where American husband Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin won their first victory in the PGA tour.
Starting with the final round alternative shots from the front, Mcilroy and Lowry launched 34 years in ninth place, but he stumbled with a ghost on 13, 15 and 17 after resuming playing after the weather delay for 90 minutes.
With a bird last time, Mcilroy and Lowry connected the Eld-Par 72 step to finish the tie in the twelfth place.
As Mcilroy, playing for the first time since winning a master’s degree, Lori faded at the back of the ninth, a triple battle appeared in the closing stages.
Novak and Griffin, who made three shots after three rounds, ended with a strong victory over the Danish twin Nikolai and Hasseos Hoggard.
Lilly leaders were linked to -27 with another American husband in Jake Nab, Frankie Kaban III before a decisive swing in the 3rd race.
While Knapp and Capan III made a ghost after finding the water, Griffin was hiding a wonderful bird from the back of the green to create a pillow of two strokes with one hole.
The Hojgaard Brothers eighteenth of the eighteenth century of the four -year -old card, but he ended one shy shot as Novak and Griffin won a victory over 71.
It was a particularly satisfactory victory for Novak, who lost to Justin Thomas in a failed match in RBC heritage last week.
