Shane Lowry is determined to channel his Dubai Invitational disappointment into fuel for this week's Hero Dubai Desert Classic. The Irishman finished tied-third after a costly double-bogey on the final hole, missing out to Nacho Elvira by two strokes. Despite the hurt, Lowry insists he can take crucial learnings from the experience into the Rolex Series event.

Lowry, who led during an eventful final round, acknowledged multiple mistakes beyond the final hole, including three-putts and dropped shots. He emphasized the importance of open conversations with his team to identify areas for improvement. This setback marks his latest near-miss, following runner-up finishes to Rory McIlroy and Sepp Straka last season.

The 38-year-old believes resilience is key in golf, stating that past results don't change future preparation. He aims to bring forward the positives from his performance at Dubai Creek Resort, where he showed strong form early in the week. As he tees it up again, Lowry's focus is on converting experience into a DP World Tour victory.