Shane Lowry's pursuit of ending his individual PGA Tour title drought since the 2019 Open Championship came up short at the 2025 Truist Championship. Despite sharing the 54-hole lead, Lowry faltered with bogeys on two of the final three holes,

Shane Lowry’s Irish goodbye: Lowry came up just short of Straka at Philly Cricket Club and then left without doing media to join a growing list of golfers who have done the same in the past year that includes Rory McIlroy (2024 U.S. Open) and Collin Morikawa (2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational).

Shane Lowry has been a dominant force on the PGA Tour for a decade, with the Irishman closing in on $30 million in career winnings under the banner thanks to incredible finishes

The 38-year-old made the news at The Masters after he abruptly ended an interview session when a reporter asked about Rory McIlroy’s performance.

Rory McIlroy has been taking note of fellow Irishman Shane Lowry's recent form entering the year's second major championship.

Straka was rock-solid down the stretch in holding off Shane Lowry to win the PGA Tour Signature Event and the chunk of 700 FedEx Cup points that went with it.

Shane Lowry sits tied for the lead heading into Sunday’s final round of the Truist Championship, blending his love for golf with newfound ‘Swiftie’ enthusiasm, thanks to his wife Wendy.

1, Rory McIlroy, 2,650. 2, Sepp Straka, 2,129. 3, Justin Thomas, 2,044. 4, Scottie Scheffler, 1,928. 5, Andrew Novak, 1,438. 6, Russell Henley, 1,418. 7, Corey Conners, 1,350. 8, Shane Lowry, 1,303. 9, Ludvig Aberg, 1,286. 10, Collin Morikawa, 1,228.

Shane Lowry's string of near misses on the PGA Tour continued on Sunday, finishing in a share of second place at the Truist Championship behind Sepp Straka after a clumsy finish