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Shane Lowry was in fine form on and off the course on the first day of the Ryder Cup this morning as he won a point for Europe with foursome playing partner Sebb Straka.
The Offaly man was seen pumping up the crowd after winning the point as Europe took a 4-0 lead in the first session of the competition in Rome.
Earlier, Lowry watched as European teammate Viktor Hovland chipped in to win a major hole for Europe, and yet again, Shane was fist-pumping and firing up the crowd.
.@ShaneLowryGolf reacting to Viktor's chip in at the first #TeamEurope | #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/p3ub954n3D
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 29, 2023
Journalist John Duggan was one of the fans to react to the clips and he even suggested a new career for Lowry after his golfing days are over.
He said: "Shane Lowry should manage a GAA team when he wraps up golf. Visceral passion."
Shane Lowry should manage a GAA team when he wraps up golf. Visceral passion.
— John Duggan (@JohnDugganSport) September 29, 2023
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