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McDowell is tied for seventh while Open winner, Shane Lowry, is one shot back after a superb eagle got him back in the frame.
The Northern Irishman currently sits just inside the top 50.
No longer ‘intimidated,’ the 2010 winner says he is ‘feeling very good about my game and looking forward to the challenge’.
McDowell moves up from 257th to 133rd in golf’s world rankings.
Luke Donald and Russell Knox are in the hunt with leader Joel Dahmen sitting five under par.
G-Mac is three shots off first-round leader Rafa Cabrera Bello at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Phil Mickelson hit every fairway for first time in two decades, meanwhile.
A Sergio Garcia meltdown was good news for the Waterford man.
Limerick are the opposition in Croke Park.
There was a thrilling finish in northern Italy this afternoon, as Olesen held off home favourite Francesco Molinari.
Padraig Harrington and Paul Dunne also hit birdie runs to earn a weekend berth in Brescia.
McDowell finished three shots behind winner Patrick Cantlay at the Shriners Open.
A nightmare run of two bogeys and a double over four holes left the pre-tournament favourite 10 shots off the early pace-setter.
The Northern Irishman begins his season in Qatar this week.
G-Mac missed the cut in Orlando.
McDowell could sure use a three-peat right now.
Can G-Mac lift the dark clouds over his season at this week’s Irish Open?
The tournament favourite will be playing alongside Phil Mickelson until late on Friday.
Slip on the spikes and let us take you on a tour of the most famous patch of grass in the state of Georgia.
He also packs a mean high five.
You forgot there was a Major going on, didn’t you.
G-Mac is six shots off the lead after the opening day at Bay Hill.
For the third time in as many days, Graeme McDowell pulled off a miraculous comeback at the WGC-Accenture Match Play.
2011 champion Darren Clarke is once again carrying Ireland’s hopes as Rory McIlroy slumped to 12 over par.
Rory’s been drawn with Phil Mickelson and a rising star, meanwhile.
G-Mac said that the tournament had lost its prestige since it moved to the course near Inverness.
Cian McNamara is in hot pursuit, but there was frustration for Ireland’s major winners further down the leaderboard.
“I don’t think it’s going to be a low scoring US Open. I hope it’s not going to be a low scoring US Open.”
The 24-year old is expected to split with his Dublin-based management and set up his own company.
If it compels him to play under the tricolour in 2016, so be it, says G-Mac.
McDowell beat Webb Simpson in the first play-off hole at Hilton Head, South Carolina tonight.
Paulina Gretzky introduced herself to golf’s fans last weekend at Augusta.
And he’s good-looking too?
It’s another ‘W’ for Stevie; get that man a green jacket.
Can McIlroy roar? Will Sergio wobble? Is it possible to stay on the couch for 10 hours straight?
It’s tough at the top, says G-Mac, as spotlight ‘takes it’s toll’ on the world No 1.
We can give McDowell all of the sports personality of the year awards now, right?
The Northern Irish golfer is two shots clear of Keegan Bradley, going into the final round.