Shane Lowry: 'Rory's always said to me that he'd retire a happy man if he won the green jacket'
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Rory McIlroy celebrated a thrilling victory at Augusta National, marking his fifth major win and fulfilling his dream of obtaining the green jacket. This win ended an 11-year drought, tying him historically with other notable golfers. Shane Lowry praised McIlroy's resilience, noting the challenges he has faced and the dedication he has shown during his long wait. The victory is significant not just for McIlroy personally but also for Irish golf, promising inspiration for others pursuing their goals.
"This means everything to him," Lowry said. "It's all he thinks about. It's all he talks about. He's always said to me that he'd retire a happy man if he won the green jacket."
"He's had a long 10, 11 years," Lowry said. "He's had a lot of hurdles; he's had a lot of moments to come back from. It's a credit to him."
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