Rory Mcilroy makes a blatant cava in the teammate of the Ryder Shane Lowry Cup after catching the Pebble Beach title

Rory Mcilroy quickly mocked the close friend Shane Lowry after obtaining the £ 2.9 million prize at the Beach Pro-Am Pebble.

He 35 years old He stepped on his Ryder Cup teammate for two blows to finish 21 under the pair after an impressive final round of 66.

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Mcilroy, who ended only one shot behind the record of the Brandt Snedaker tournament that established in 2015, recorded five Birdies and an eagle on Sunday.

As for your Lowry playmate, who hit a Marshall In Hole 15 with a rebel shot, he achieved a four low 68 to finish in second place.

He Irish As a result, added his bank balance, but finally fell short in his search to claim his fourth PGA Tour title.

Incredibly, both Mcilroy and Lowry handled holes in the opening round.

Mcilroy achieved the Second As of his career PGA Tour in Hole 15 in Hole 15 in the nine in Spyglass Hill on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Lowry’s hole It happened in the famous 113 -yard hole that dominates the Pacific Ocean on the Ninth Front of the Pebble Beach field.

It means that the 37 -year -old has now completed his own Trinidad Holy Golf by producing a hole in one in three of the most emblematic peers in the world, after having done it in the 16th hole of Augusta National and the torque three three 17 in TPC Sawgrass’ Island-Green.

Speaking after his ace, Lowry hastened to joke that it was better than Mcilroy’s, something that the four -time older champion referred to after raising his 27th PGA Tour title.

In a video shared by the PGA tour in InstagramMcilroy said: “It has been a quite good week.

“Cypress played (point) for the first time.

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“He had a hole in one, although Shane said his hole in one was better than mine.”

It was at that point where Mcilroy, with an ironic smile on his face, joked the Lowry AS meant nothing since he could not take him to the title.

Raising his prize, he joked: “But I got the trophy.”

Mcilroy continued: “It has been an incredible week, thank you all for your support.

“I couldn’t think of a better way to start the season. I guess you start how you want to move on.”

Although Mcilroy expressed his delight in Lowry, obtaining a great payment day, 18 to finish a blow ahead of Justin Rose and Lucas Glover, who took home £ 940k each.

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He told CBS: “Doing the job is, ultimately, what I had to do.

“It was also good to see Shane make four to finish second on his own.

“That will make our flight home a little better for both of us.”

Neither will be in the field for the Phoenix Open that begins at the end of this week, where you can expect wild scenes in the iconic Par-three three parties “.