Shane Lowry and Justin Harding both qualified for the Masters thanks to their positions in the latest Official World Golf Ranking, bringing the field size for next week's tournament in Augusta, Ga.,to 86.Lowry and Harding were the only players inside the top 50 this week who didn't start the year in the top 50 and were not otherwise exempt for the season's first major. Lowry began the year at No. 75 but is currently 49th thanks in large part to his win in Abu Dhabi in January, while Harding has moved from 85th to 48th after winning last month in Qatar.This will be Harding's Masters debut, while Lowry played three straight years from 2015-17. Barely missing out on the top-50 cutoff in the newest rankings were Jim Furyk (52nd), Byeong-Hun An (54th) and Andrew Putnam (55th).The 87th and final Masters invite will go to the winner of this week's Valero Texas Open, provided he is not otherwise exempt.
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Graeme McDowell won the Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship for his first PGA Tour victory since November 2015. Fresh off his WGC win in Austin, Kevin Kisner jumped 25 spots to No. 25 in the world, while Dell runner-up Matt Kuchar went from 24th to 16th. Lucas Bjerregaard jumped from 52nd to 43rd thanks to his fourth-place showing, while Punta Cana winner Graeme McDowell went from 257th to 133rd.There were two changes among the top 10, with Rory McIlroy overtaking Brooks Koepka at No. 3 and Rickie Fowler going from 10th to eighth despite skipping last week's WGC event. Dustin Johnson remains world No. 1, followed by Justin Rose, McIlroy, Koepka, Justin Thomas, Bryson DeChambeau, Francesco Molinari, Fowler, Jon Rahm and Xander Schauffele.After losing to Bjerregaard in the quarterfinals, Tiger Woods moved up two spots to No. 12.OWGR top 50 the week before Masters. Justin Harding and Shane Lowry are the two movers here. Harding went from 87th to start 2019 to 48th the week before the Masters. Harding started 2018 at
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Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via OWGR
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Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via OWGR
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Lowry began the year at No. 75 but is currently 49th thanks in large part to his win in Abu Dhabi in January, while Harding has moved from 85th to 48th after winning last month in Qatar. This will be Harding's Masters debut, while Lowry played three straight years from 2015-17.
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Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via OWGR
Shane Lowry and Justin Harding both officially qualified for the Masters thanks to their positions inside the top 50 in the latest world rankings. Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via
Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via OWGR
Lowry, Harding officially qualify for Masters via OWGR Source: The Golf Channel Shane Lowry and Justin Harding both qualified for the Masters thanks to their positions in the latest Official World Golf Rankings, bringing the field size for next week's tournament in Augusta to 86.
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