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Shane Lowry Defends Ryder Cup Selection and Silences Critics in Irish Open Performance

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Shane Lowry, the Irish golf sensation, has been at the center of a controversial discussion surrounding his selection for the European Ryder Cup team. Despite the criticism he faced, Lowry didn’t shy away from defending his inclusion, asserting that he rightfully deserved his place among the elite golfers.

Acknowledging the skepticism surrounding his selection, Lowry candidly admitted that the criticism didn’t sit well with him. Although his performance this year may not have reached his expectations, he believes that when evaluating purely based on statistics and considering the 12 best players in Europe, he certainly belongs among them.

While Lowry’s 2023 PGA Tour journey didn’t yield remarkable results, with only one top 10 finish in 18 starts and failing to qualify for the FedEx Cup Playoffs, he managed to silence the doubters at the recent Horizon Irish Open hosted at The K Club.

In a tightly contested tournament, Lowry finished with an impressive 12-under, securing a commendable second place, just two strokes behind the eventual winner, Vincent Norrman of Sweden. This achievement marked Lowry’s best performance in any PGA or DP World Tour event this season.

Despite the disappointment of narrowly missing out on victory last week, Lowry emphasized that he wasn’t out to prove anything to anyone. Instead, his focus was solely on clinching the title. As he prepares for the upcoming 2023 BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, his determination remains unwavering.

Speaking about his Ryder Cup selection, the dedicated Irishman asserted that he still holds the belief that he deserves his place on the team. Looking forward to the upcoming event in Rome, Lowry is confident in his abilities and eagerly anticipates making a significant impact.

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