Shane Lowry

Pádraig Harrington labelled Shane Lowry a "lightweight" after the newly crowned BMW PGA Championship winner didn't answer his phone.

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Shane Lowry appears to have had a very good night following his BMW PGA Championship win at Wenworth on Sunday. The Offaly man produced a flawless ...

I just tried my best to hit shots, I told my coach I need to allow myself to play golf. “I made no secret how I feel about the whole thing,” Lowry said. I’m the happiest man in the world right now. “I got to 16 and was trying to get past that but had to worry about Rory behind me, he could do anything the last few holes how good he is. Oh my God." He explained: "We'll have one tonight.

Shane Lowry won the BMW PGA Championship on Sunday after pipping fellow European stars Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm to the title, and afterwards the Irishman ...

He told [The Times ](https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/patrick-reed-interview-the-malice-and-deceit-about-me-is-ridiculous-lws6t9fq8): “I feel like [Rory] making those types of comments is insulting. "There are certain guys that I can't stand being here, to be honest, and I don't like it that they're here." I feel like this is one for the good guys.” It was a controversial few days at the home of European golf, with 18 LIV Golf players making their return to the tour. Lowry said: “I’m the happiest man in the world right now. The Irishman saw off two of his European Ryder Cup teammates in Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm, winning the event by one shot at 17-under-par.

Shane Lowry won the BMW PGA Championship after pipping Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm to the coveted title in an action-packed final day at Wentworth.

It’s been a good year, but I’ve felt like I’ve been close a few times and I felt like I was running out of time to win this season. I love it here and I’ve contended in the past, so it’s great to finally get over the line. A birdie at the last meant he posted a final round 65 and a 17 under total, but he faced an anxious wait as McIlroy, in the group behind, had an eagle putt at the 18th which would have forced a play-off with his close friend Lowry.

Paul McGrath was just one of a sea of Irish people delighting in Shane Lowry's victory on Sunday evening at the BMW PGA Championship in Wentworth.

I was sort of scrambling a lot but I got the most out of my round. “I struggled today. Seeing a friend win is always great and I am really happy for him. “I made no secret how I feel about the whole thing,” Lowry said. I just tried my best to hit shots, I told my coach I need to allow myself to play golf. I’m the happiest man in the world right now.

But we got final, official confirmation on Monday morning when Lowry, hours removed from a big victory at the controversy-ridden, monarchy-delayed BMW PGA ...

It wasn’t only the booze that was giving Lowry the headache of his life on Monday, however. [spotted belting out Celtic classics](https://www.golfdigest.com/story/british-open-2019-shane-lowrys-claret-jug-celebration-got-off-to-a-great-start) in the pub soon after. But we got final, official confirmation on Monday morning when Lowry, hours removed from a big victory at the controversy-ridden, monarchy-delayed BMW PGA Championship, posted this selfie to Twitter.

A nervy Lowry managed to fend of his countryman Rory Mcllroy in BMW PGA Championship in Surrey in England with a score -17, 65. Lowry, 35, began the final day ...

He finished second to Steve Stricker in his first senior major, The Tradition. I’ve always had the ability to win coming from behind, but obviously what I’m seeing here is figuring out winning from the front.” I was really happy to have a two-shot lead [going to 18]. "Shane winning softens the blow," McIlroy said. I am playing the best golf of my life." Lowry told Sky Sports: "I am the happiest man in the world.