Irelands Lowry wins Portugal Masters after superb closing 66

Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour.

Lowry had claimed his previous title -- the 2009 Irish Open -- as an amateur and he leapt into contention after an 11th hole eagle on the Oceanico Victoria course.

His seven-iron approach landed just short of the hole and rolled in for a spectacular two.



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The 25-year-old led by a shot going into the final hole, but ended up with a bogey five for a 14-under total of 270.

But nearest challenger, England's Ross Fisher, also took five to end up one shot adrift.

It was a cruel end to Fisher's bid for a first title in two years as he carded a 70 for second place.

2005 US Open champion Michael Campbell of New Zealand was a shot further back in third for his best finish after a lean four years.

Overnight leader Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, took fourth, a further shot back.

Lowry was left to celebrate becoming only the second player -- Pablo Martin of Spain is the other -- to win on the European Tour as an amateur and in the paid ranks.

'I cannot believe this,' he told the European Tour website.

'I can't explain how I feel really. It's a dream come true - I'm over the moon.'

'I cannot believe this,' he told the European Tour website. 'I cannot believe this,' he told the European Tour website. It was a cruel end to Fisher's bid for a first title in two years as he carded a 70 for second place. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. His seven-iron approach landed just short of the hole and rolled in for a spectacular two. Lowry was left to celebrate becoming only the second player -- Pablo Martin of Spain is the other -- to win on the European Tour as an amateur and in the paid ranks. 'I cannot believe this,' he told the European Tour website. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. It was a cruel end to Fisher's bid for a first title in two years as he carded a 70 for second place. But nearest challenger, England's Ross Fisher, also took five to end up one shot adrift. His seven-iron approach landed just short of the hole and rolled in for a spectacular two. Overnight leader Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, took fourth, a further shot back. Overnight leader Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, took fourth, a further shot back. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. Lowry was left to celebrate becoming only the second player -- Pablo Martin of Spain is the other -- to win on the European Tour as an amateur and in the paid ranks. His seven-iron approach landed just short of the hole and rolled in for a spectacular two. Lowry was left to celebrate becoming only the second player -- Pablo Martin of Spain is the other -- to win on the European Tour as an amateur and in the paid ranks. Overnight leader Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, took fourth, a further shot back. But nearest challenger, England's Ross Fisher, also took five to end up one shot adrift. Lowry had claimed his previous title -- the 2009 Irish Open -- as an amateur and he leapt into contention after an 11th hole eagle on the Oceanico Victoria course. Overnight leader Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, took fourth, a further shot back. It was a cruel end to Fisher's bid for a first title in two years as he carded a 70 for second place. 'I cannot believe this,' he told the European Tour website. But nearest challenger, England's Ross Fisher, also took five to end up one shot adrift. Lowry was left to celebrate becoming only the second player -- Pablo Martin of Spain is the other -- to win on the European Tour as an amateur and in the paid ranks. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour. The 25-year-old led by a shot going into the final hole, but ended up with a bogey five for a 14-under total of 270. Lowry had claimed his previous title -- the 2009 Irish Open -- as an amateur and he leapt into contention after an 11th hole eagle on the Oceanico Victoria course. His seven-iron approach landed just short of the hole and rolled in for a spectacular two. Ireland's Shane Lowry carded a superb five-under 66 to claim the Portugal Masters Sunday -- his second win on the European Tour.

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