McIlroy Keeps Texting Lowry About Ryder Cup Glory, Framed Win Photo at Home
McIlroy Keeps Texting Lowry About Ryder Cup Glory, Framed Win Photo at Home
Rory McIlroy still texts Shane Lowry about Europe’s 2025 Ryder Cup win, even keeping a framed celebration photo at home.
Shane Lowry opened up about the ongoing camaraderie within Europe’s golf team, saying Rory McIlroy still texts him about the Ryder Cup glory achieved in 2025. The Northern Irish star, who has battled a back issue in recent months, keeps the win front and center in conversations with teammates. Lowry described how the banter around that triumph continues to ripple through the squad, long after the cheers faded.
McIlroy's private celebrations apparently extended beyond a few jubilant posts. Lowry said the world-number-one currently keeps a framed picture of the victory hanging at home, a personal keepsake that demonstrates how deeply the memory resonates for the players. The image serves as a tangible reminder of the hard work and teamwork that carried Europe to the win.
The duo's exchange is a reminder that Ryder Cup success is less a one-off moment and more a continuing chapter for these players. As Europe looks toward future battles on the biennial stage, the shared memory of 2025 acts as a quiet motivator for team members to stay connected, stay driven, and stay ready for whatever comes next. For fans, the window into their private chats adds a human touch to a competition that often lives in the spotlight, showing the personal ties behind a team-wide achievement.
