Shane Lowry reveals his most nervous first tee moment of career

Shin Laurie, 2019 Open Champion, opened the most tense TEE First moment for more than 15 years of his career, which occurred in 2019. Laurie last time in the TPRALERS championship at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut, where he ended the tie of the seven -direction for 45. The Irish will achieve his seventeenth appearance of this season in the Royal Puritra Championships Week Next.

Shin Lori played 12 editions of the open since he became a professional in 2009 and reduced seven of them. By the way, the last time he played in Royal Portrush in 2019, Lowry appeared victorious after his defeat Tommy Fleetwood with six strikes with 15 points.

During the press conference before the tournament in the 153rd Championship, Lori talked about taking over the height of nervousness during the first starting point in 2019. When he was asked if he was related to the feelings of Rorre McLeroy at that time, Lori said:

“Yes, I think the first starting point in that morning in 2019 was the most tense ever ever in the first tournament. All you want to do is get the ball into the corridor, and it is clear that Ruri did not do that.”

While Lori continued to win Jug Claret, Mcilroy failed to reduce that year. Lori added how his friend hit himself:

“I remember that I was talking to him a little in the period before that, and he suffered a lot of pressure on himself, and he talked about being the largest championship he plays and things like that.

You live and learn, and I am sure he will not do it this week. “

He also participated in how Mcilroy refrains from talking about his performance on the first hole in the 2019 Open Championship, as he launched 4 ovens on Par-4.

Shin Laurie’s shows were explored in the former Shin Lauro championship championship

Among his 12 appearances in The Major, Shin Laurie came to the weekend rounds in seven of them. While he has one victory over it, he has three best finishes. In his first appearance in The Open in 2010, Lowry ended in T37. He then appeared in the tournament two years later at Muirfield Golf Links in Scotland, where he finished in T32.

After completing the T9 in 2014, Shin Lori missed the reduction in four versions of specialization, respectively. After winning in 2019, he finished in a trilogy tie in the twelfth place in Royal St.George’s in 2021.

While in 2021, Lori ended in T21, failed to reduce the discount next year. Last year in Royal Tron, he finished sixth in sixth.