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While the crowds in Doonbeg were treated to a sensational spectacle from Shane Lowry on Sunday as the Clara man romped home to seal a record Irish Open victory, many were also witnesses to one of Ireland’s newest world champions.
Shane Lowry gained more qualifying points for the Ryder Cup with a solid tied-13th finish at the Spanish Open in Madrid, as Scotland’s Grant Forrest birdied the final hole to win in a thrilling finale.
Shane Lowry rallied to a four-under third round at the Open de Espana on Saturday, fighting his way up the leaderboard for a share of 17th heading into the final round.
Shane Lowry has made a solid start to the Spanish Open after a one-under-par opening round of 70 at Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.
Shane Lowry skipped the Alfred Dunhill Links – usually one of his favourite weeks on tour – but returns to tournament action at this week’s Spanish Open in Madrid to kickstart a strong finish to the DP World Tour season.
Early days yet for sure, but Shane Lowry’s move to the top of the European Ryder Cup points qualifying table for the centenary match against the US at Adare Manor on September 17th-19th next year has come after a flying start to his quest to be part of Luke Donald’s team.
A fortnight ago, while you were glued to the Walker Cup in Lahinch, Sam Murphy finished tied second at an Alps Tour event in the northeast of France, swelling his season’s earnings by €3,875.41. As soon as the presentation was over, he jumped in a car with Hugh Foley and Robert Moran, both of whom had missed the cut, and they drove to the next tour stop, six hours away. The road irons out the wrinkles.
Will there ever be a weirder three weeks in Irish sport than the 21 days between Shane Lowry winning the Irish Open in front of Donald Trump last Sunday and the Republic of Ireland team playing Israel in the Nations League for the second time in a week on October 4th?
Shane Lowry arrived at Adare Manor at 1am on Monday and was on course six hours later, making a rapid transition from winning the Irish Open at Doonbeg to joining Luke Donald's Ryder Cup scouting mission.