Eddie Pepperell holds the top market-implied probability at 9% for Irish Open second-round leader despite withdrawing from the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Doonbeg due to injury shortly before the event began. Recent form for the Englishman had been mixed after regaining his DP World Tour card via Q-School, with limited standout results heading into September. Shane Lowry capitalized on calmer conditions for an eight-under 62 that set a new course record and vaulted him to an 11-under 129 total, three clear of Haotong Li, Jacob Skov Olesen, and Niklas Nørgaard after strong iron play and putting. Joaquin Niemann, the first-round leader, posted a 70 and sits further back, while Rory McIlroy carded back-to-back 69s amid ongoing putting struggles. These developments shape trader consensus around the halfway leaderboard in a field featuring multiple DP World Tour regulars.
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