Shane Lowry - 2019 Champion Golfer of The Year (note first post please for posting guidance)

abff · 21-07-2019 07:15PM

basillarkin wrote: »

What world ranking now

According to the OWGR website, he will move up to number 17th.

JP Liz V1 · 21-07-2019 07:29PM

Well Done Shane

rickis tache · 21-07-2019 07:40PM

How ya heavyballs...... What no response?

Congrats Shane delighted.

GolfNut33 · 21-07-2019 07:44PM

He'll be back in some pro shop regripping clubs soon enough....lol

Remind me · 21-07-2019 07:56PM

5 year exemption to all the majors, the open until he’s 60, 5 years on PGA tour and 10 on European tour.

Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully he pushes on and stays up in the OWGR and secures a spot next year to the Ryder Cup.

eagle eye · 21-07-2019 08:00PM

He is well up.in the Fed ex Cup after that win. A week off and then back at it Stateside, you gotta keep playing when you are playing like he did this weekend.

Sharp MZ700 · 21-07-2019 08:01PM

Remind me wrote: »

5 year exemption to all the majors, the open until he’s 60, 5 years on PGA tour and 10 on European tour.

Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully he pushes on and stays up in the OWGR and secures a spot next year to the Ryder Cup.

Cheers for that, was wondering about the PGA.

LuckyGent88 · 21-07-2019 08:02PM

Remind me wrote: »

5 year exemption to all the majors, the open until he’s 60, 5 years on PGA tour and 10 on European tour.

Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully he pushes on and stays up in the OWGR and secures a spot next year to the Ryder Cup.

Think that has made my mind up to go to Wisconsin now. Last year in Paris was ridiculous so want to experience an away Ryder cup now.

Zaph · 21-07-2019 08:11PM

Remind me wrote: »

5 year exemption to all the majors, the open until he’s 60, 5 years on PGA tour and 10 on European tour.

Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully he pushes on and stays up in the OWGR and secures a spot next year to the Ryder Cup.

It's only a 5 year exemption on the European Tour now. They previously dropped it to 7 years and it's down to 5 from this year.

ronnie3585 · 21-07-2019 08:15PM

Before he walked off 18, to greet his family and friends, Shane stopped to shake the hand of the lad who raked his bunkers all day.

Touch of class.

21-07-2019 08:16PM

Yeah, I've no interest in golf really, but any time I've seen him interviewed or anything, and today after winning it, he comes across as a gentleman..

kmart6 · 21-07-2019 08:25PM

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Before he walked off 18, to greet his family and friends, Shane stopped to shake the hand of the lad who raked his bunkers all day.

Touch of class.

Every player did that in every group, see it at every tournament, lets not get carried away and make it out that Shane is somewhat different for that.

Mysterypunter · 21-07-2019 08:28PM

Good on him, did it easily too, never in doubt

washman3 · 21-07-2019 08:30PM

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Before he walked off 18, to greet his family and friends, Shane stopped to shake the hand of the lad who raked his bunkers all day.

Touch of class.

Ya, spotted that too. Top class gentleman.
Sat near him at a Gaelic Football match in Limerick just 2 weeks ago and he had a constant smile on his face and a salute for everyone.:)
Nice guys don't always finish last.!!
Well done Shane. A proud day to be Irish.

ronnie3585 · 21-07-2019 08:30PM

kmart6 wrote: »

Every player did that in every group, see it at every tournament, lets not get carried away and make it out that Shane is somewhat different for that.

I know that.

Many other golfers who had just won the Open for the first time wouldn’t.

washman3 · 21-07-2019 08:32PM

kmart6 wrote: »

Every player did that in every group, see it at every tournament, lets not get carried away and make it out that Shane is somewhat different for that.

Is anybody saying otherwise..??

Remind me · 21-07-2019 08:35PM

kmart6 wrote: »

Every player did that in every group, see it at every tournament, lets not get carried away and make it out that Shane is somewhat different for that.

The open is the only tournament that have rakers with them.

Completely normal for the scorers to be acknowledged so you’re right, nothing new.

kmart6 · 21-07-2019 08:36PM

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Many other golfers who had just won the Open for the first time wouldn’t.

Like?

washman3 wrote: »

Is anybody saying otherwise..??

By calling it out as something different when it is standard practice its implying he's different and others wouldn't.

TheCitizen · 21-07-2019 09:06PM

Remind me wrote: »

5 year exemption to all the majors, the open until he’s 60, 5 years on PGA tour and 10 on European tour.

Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully he pushes on and stays up in the OWGR and secures a spot next year to the Ryder Cup.

He’d be a good wild card pick even if he doesn’t make the team.

Force Carrier · 21-07-2019 09:10PM

yaboya1 · 21-07-2019 09:17PM

slave1 wrote: »

Super to see Padraig waiting to congratulate him

Delighted to see Lowry win. Always thought he had the talent to be a major winner.
Harrington missed the cut, but still hung around for the weekend to greet him.
Two great ambassadors for Ireland.

stockdam · 21-07-2019 10:19PM

yaboya1 wrote: »

Delighted to see Lowry win. Always thought he had the talent to be a major winner.
Harrington missed the cut, but still hung around for the weekend to greet him.
Two great ambassadors for Ireland.

McDowell also greeted him on the 18th.

Macdarack · 21-07-2019 10:25PM

Today was the first time I watched a full round of golf , good stuff Shane, you made Ireland proud.

yaboya1 · 21-07-2019 10:29PM

stockdam wrote: »

McDowell also greeted him on the 18th.

I know that and not knocking him. But he played today so it wasn't a huge effort to hang around.
Bit of class from Harrington to show up having missed the cut imo.
That's all I'm saying.

Alf Veedersane · 21-07-2019 10:32PM

Ah lads...that thread title give a me some goosebumps

Keano · 21-07-2019 10:32PM

Few posts deleted. This is a great day for Irish golf so let’s keep it that way

Golfhead65 · 21-07-2019 10:47PM

yaboya1 wrote: »

Delighted to see Lowry win. Always thought he had the talent to be a major winner.
Harrington missed the cut, but still hung around for the weekend to greet him.
Two great ambassadors for Ireland.

Yeah brilliant to see Harrington there to congratulate Lowry along with McDowell

slave1 · 21-07-2019 10:48PM

Huge 5 year PGA exemption, 10 year European Tour exemption, in all the Majors for the next 5 years,up to 18 in Fed Ex cup.....it goes on and on

FixdePitchmark · 21-07-2019 10:52PM

Where is the party ? Imagine Dublin tonight then esker hills Monday.

BENDYBINN · 21-07-2019 10:53PM

heavyballs wrote: »

more chance of Ronan Rafferty coming back and winning a major imo,i said it at the time here that he was too hasty to turn pro and i beleive this has been proved.It took him 3 or 4 months before he started to do any proper physical training and it was stated in the media(could well be bs)that he was doing very little practice compared to the other pro's.
He'll be running a pro shop in 5 years imo

Got that one wrong!

Shane Lowry - 2019 Champion Golfer of The Year (note first post please for posting guidance)

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