The Hours That Followed

OpenLogoYouTube with AnalyticsThe Hours That FollowedThe hours that follow the winning putt at The Open flash by in a blur, as fans, family and media vie for a piece of the Champion Golfer of the Year.For Shane Lowry, it was quite the party. After lifting the Claret Jug at Royal Portrush, the Irishman embarked on a fortnight of celebrations – starting of course on the 18th green.The rain crashed down and the wind howled throughout the final round as Lowry won by six strokes over Tommy Fleetwood.But since holing that final putt, the Irishman has revelled in the spotlight.Read more at TheOpen.com.The R&ACoverWhat's InsideRory UnpluggedOdyssey 110419Count ’Em AllDave Cannon: 30 Years Without Missing A ShotEuro Titleist 110419Picture This: KordaPicture This: BermudaA Quick 9Space-Age Material Adds Warmth To Ping’s Cool-Season ApparelRange RatUSGA, R&A Announce World Handicap System RolloutRory Burnishes Stellar YearMickelson Bids Farewell To Top 50Back From Yips, Todd Returns To Winner's CircleEuro PING 110419Nelly Korda Defends TitleWalker Cup Return Puts Spring In Crosby’s StepLPGA 110419The Hours That FollowedEarly Promise For Leadership ProgrammeIreland’s Power Prevails At East LakeStatisticsPostScriptMasthead