During the third round of the Masters in Augusta, Georgia, Shane Lowry made history by becoming the first golfer to record two hole-in-ones at the prestigious tournament. His latest ace came at the 190-yard sixth hole, where he struck a 7-iron that found the cup, igniting cheers from the crowd. This remarkable moment not only boosted Lowry's spirits but also positioned him in fourth place at 9-under, just two shots behind co-leaders Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young. McIlroy, who had previously held a significant lead, faced challenges on the course, including a double bogey and a bogey that briefly knocked him out of the lead. Despite the competition, Lowry's performance reaffirmed his status as a golf ace specialist, having previously recorded aces at some of the most iconic par-3s in the sport. As he heads into the final round, Lowry remains focused on capturing his first green jacket, acknowledging the tough competition ahead.