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Shane Lowry has shot up the leader board at the Honda Classic on the PGA Tour and will go into Sunday's final round in a tie for second place.
The Offaly golfer shot his second consecutive three under par round to leave himself on six under par and well placed going into the final 18 holes. He is tied for second place with Sepp Straka, Kurt Kiayama and Chris Kirk.
The group are five shots behind leader Daniel Berger who followed up two five under par rounds with a one under par round on Saturday to lead on 11 under par.
In his round on Saturday, Shane had four birdies and just one dropped shot. His three under par round was the lowest score of the day.
He also rolled in this long putt to save par on the sixth hole
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