Casey ends two-year drought at Irish Open


MAYNOOTH (Ireland): England’s Paul Casey is focused on breaking back into the world’s top-50 after his dramatic victory in the Irish Open at Carton House on Sunday.

Casey, 35, ended a two-year winless drought by holing a monster 60-foot eagle putt to win the event by three shots with a round of 67 for a 14-under tally.

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