Shane Lowry has left a deep mark throughout his career. Even as an amateur, he achieved a feat by winning the Irish Open in 2009. Ten years later, he achieved perhaps the greatest success of his career; by winning the Open Championship in 2019 on home soil. Lowry is one of the most charismatic golfers and seems to have a lot of popularity in the golf world.
The 38-year-old debuted at the Ryder Cup in 2021, and two years later he celebrated in Rome. However, the last Ryder Cup, which took place less than two months ago on European soil, brought even more positive memories for Lowry, as his team celebrated away from home.
Shane Lowry and his Ryder Cup teammates are currently playing in Dubai at the DP World Tour Championship. A large number of fans came to see and cheer them on, and Lowry is aware of the huge importance the Ryder Cup has in the world of golf.
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This is considered by many to be one of the greatest successes in the world of golf; winning the Ryder Cup on away soil.
Honestly, everywhere Ive gone since the Ryder Cup has said it to me. It reaches a whole different level of audience that golf only reaches once every two years."- he said, as quoted by Golf By Tour Miss.
Ryder Cup memories
Looking back on the memories associated with this tournament, Lowry is aware that these memories do not bring money, but bring positive emotions that he will probably remember for the rest of his life.
The Irish golfer is aware that he will certainly talk to his grandchildren about this prestigious competition, especially the last edition in which not only he, but also the entire team, excelled. Although there are many golf tournaments that have significance in the world of golf, it seems that the Ryder Cup is at the very top of the list and that it really carries the greatest significance, considering that even those who rarely follow golf are interested in this competition.
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Im not going to say Ill live off it for a long time, but it is certainly something that Ill be able to sitdown when Im old and probably bald and be able to talk to my kids and hopefully my grandkids about.
Honestly, I count myself very lucky to achieve what I did in September. It was a very good moment for me personally and obviously it was amazing for the team and I couldnt have done it without my other 11 team-mates. But for me to experience that personally is something Ill remember forever.- he concluded.
