What happened: Ireland's Shane Lowry holed out from 99 yards on the par-five 13th hole for an eagle during the first day of The Masters at Augusta National.
Why it matters:
- An eagle can significantly improve a player's standing in a major golf tournament.
- Lowry's performance is closely watched by golf fans and could influence his momentum in the event.
MNN Take: An eagle occurs when a player completes a hole in two strokes under par, showcasing skill and precision. Lowry's shot is a highlight early in the prestigious Masters tournament.
Sources: BBC Sport