A mural of Shane Lowry holding aloft the claret jug adorns the side wall of a house just across the road from Royal Portrush.

After telling us he was preparing to rest for the afternoon to ensure he was ready for his 6.35 am start this morning, Pádraig Harrington then proceeded to stand and give almost half an hour of his time under a beaming Portrush sun.

The Open Championship begins Thursday morning at Royal Portrush with the best golfers in the world vying for the final major of the season in Northern Ireland. This 2025 Open will result in some early mornings -- or late nights, depending on your vantage point -- for fans stateside if they hope to keep up with their favorite players.

Rory McIlroy was there for the most consequential moment of Shane Lowry’s career, kneeling greenside when his best friend secured t

Missing the cut at the past two majors hasn't dimmed Shane Lowry's confidence as the Irishman returns to the scene of his greatest triumph this week.

The Clara golfer took the glory six years ago and aims to repeat the feat after a very consistent year that has left him searching still for a first win. This would be some place to achieve it.

Royal Portrush is hosting the final major of the year, welcoming the world's top players to Northern Ireland for the 2025 Open Championship. The first round begins on Thursday morning with the new champion golfer of the year being crowned on Sunday afternoon.

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The major winner from Offaly, who won the Claret Jug when the Open was last played at the country Antrim course, says "the people closest to me know what I'm like'

Shane Lowry became a national hero in 2019 when he triumphed at Royal Portrush. Now, with The Open returning to that very course, there’s a renewed anxiety surrounding the 38-year-old as he eyes a second major title on home soil.

Lowry feels “rejuvenated” and as prepared as he could be in his bid to become the first player to win consecutive British Opens at the same course since Tiger Woods at St. Andrews in 2000 and ’05.

Shane Lowry wants to talk about golf, not drinking.  He is tired of the narrative that has followed him around since the 2019 Open at Royal Portrush. Returning to the scene of his iconic win,