Shane Lowry’s Daughter in a Dilemma Due to TGL, One That Might Make Even Rory McIlroy Laugh

It’s not every day that a pro golfer’s daughter worries about being too famous for school. But at the recent TGL event between The Bay Golf Club and Boston Common Golf, that’s exactly what happened. Shane Lowry’s daughter, after watching her dad compete at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, had the most adorable concern—she was nervous about going to school the next day because she’d be “so famous.” This innocent fear, coming from his soon-to-be eight-year-old, would undoubtedly have Rory McIlroy in splits.
The comment came after watching her father compete for THE BAY GOLF CLUB in their latest TGL match, the innovative indoor golf league that’s revolutionizing how fans experience the sport. Speaking from SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens after the match, where TGL has created a high-tech arena mixing virtual golf with real shots, Lowry shared more than just game details. “It was cool to bring my family. Look, I live 10 minutes away, so this is amazing for me,” shared Lowry, highlighting the unique advantage of being a local.
The TGL format, with its massive screens and simulator technology, has proven to be a gateway for young golf enthusiasts. His daughter’s growing interest in golf made the evening even more special. “She’s just started to get into golf a little bit. She goes and plays every Tuesday with one of her friends now, and to bring her down here tonight, she loved it here,” Lowry revealed, his pride evident in his words.