What Is Shane Lowry's Home Club?

At what club does 2019 Open Champion Shane Lowry call home?

Shane Lowry's Home Club

At what club does 2019 Open Champion Shane Lowry call home?

What Is Shane Lowry's Home Club?

Designer Christy O'Connor Junior said; "Designing Esker Hills gave me enormous satisfaction, plotting the course through nature's own sand-hills and valleys. Esker Hills is the only inland links type course I know of, which makes golf a pleasure all year round."

“Rain, hail or snow, Shane Lowry was out there,” longtime Esker Hills member John O’Shea told pga tour.com.

Over the years, despite all the Irishman's success around the world, Lowry remains humble to the club and his roots, often turning up at the club for junior competitions. He always makes sure all the kids leave with a prize too.

Currently a lot of Lowry's bags and trophies are housed in display cases at the club, along with signed flags and other memorabilia.

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