‘Don’t Damage…’: Days After Shane Lowry’s Ghastly Act, 3X Major Champion Sends Out His Stern Advice to the PGA Tour Pro

Numerous fascinating developments are arriving from the field as golf’s fourth major captures the attention of everyone. From Billy Horschel’s handling of the protesters to the R&A receiving a scathing critique for its unsavory treatment of LIV golfers, the field is replete with intriguing developments.

The Open Championship offers a fantastic opportunity for many players to establish their careers; that much is certain. But the championship can also become a tough ordeal for some. The Irishman Shane Lowry got so disheartened by his performance that he snapped his club. And though his action stunned everyone, another Irishman came to his defense and gave him precious advice. Let’s find out more!

Three-time major winner on Lowry’s outburst

Lowry, who won the 2019 Open, sadly didn’t make the cut at Hoylake. Lowry snapped the club behind his neck out of despair and rage. His aggressive deed created a commotion in the golfing world.

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Padraig Harrington, however, gave him some stern advice. He stated that as long as golfers don’t harm the course, he has no issue with them expressing their annoyance. ”As long as it was an athletic break, I have no problem with it,” said the three-time major winner. The Irish golfer shared Harrington’s views on its Twitter account. In it, he said, “Shane didn’t do either of those, so I’ve no problem at all. If you want to break all 14 clubs, fine. As long as you don’t damage the course or interfere.”

Well, competing in such a top-notch competition can be tiresome for golfers. And it is only natural to feel frustrated if someone who has already experienced the glory of the Claret Jug fails to live up to expectations in other attempts. But this is not the first time Lowry’s frustration has got a hold of him. Keep on reading.

Lowry has a long history of blowing his fuse

Lowry has previously also displayed disappointment on the field. Lowry shattered a club in rage at the 2015 Irish Open, the 2020 US PGA, and the 2022 CJ Cup.

This year, in March, during the Players Championship, Lowry broke his club in half. On the 15th hole, Lowry made a double bogey owing to his tee shot ricocheting off a tree. This didn’t sit well with the Irishman, who started striking the tree.

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Well, the golf course is not only the path of glory but also the path of disappointment. What do you think about Harrington’s remarks on Lowry’s sudden outburst? Let us know in the comments.