Shane Lowry wants to stay the same but life will change after Open win | Ewan Murray

Shane Lowry’s victory in The Open has healed an old wound and resonated way beyond golf’s traditional boundaries

One face has always stood out from a picture on the clubhouse wall at Western Gailes Golf Club. Rory McIlroy’s participation in the 2007 European Amateur Team Championship in Ayrshire, won by Ireland, came just days before an Open Championship debut at Carnoustie. It was never a case of ‘Whatever happened to Shane Lowry’ but his teammate claimed by far the greater weight of attention before events at Royal Portrush on Sunday.

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