Shane Lowry says he wants to spend “ups and downs of life” with his wife Wendy in a moving happy birthday post – The Irish Sun

OPEN CHAMPION Shane Lowry said he wants to spend all the ups and downs of life with his wife Wendy in a moving Happy Birthday post.

Wendy celebrated her birthday on the weekend and Lowry made sure to share the shots of the big day.

And in an Instagram post, she said: “Happy birthday to this queen. I couldn’t think of anyone who would have preferred to spend the ups and downs of life with @wendyirislowry”

Lowry also shared a shot of his daughter Iris who gives Wendy a bouquet of flowers and balloons as they celebrate the big day.

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Lowry isn’t in action this week, but he may be out practicing world number one Rory McIlroy.

The Offaly man previously claimed that he had lost money to the four-time McIlroy award winner as they were preparing for their sporting return.

He said to Irish Independent: “I played a lot of golf with Rory, which was nice. It’s nice to practice playing against the best player in the world.

“I lost a few bucks to him, but I think it’s money well spent when you can mix in those circles.”

And hopefully Irish eyes will smile this weekend with Waterford man Seamus Power on top of Detroit.

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Power participates in the Rocket Mortgage Classic and follows leaders Chris Kirk and Webb Simpson in one fell swoop.

The 2016 Olympian carded a second round 66 to support his open round 67 and sit comfortably in a stacked field that included the Bryson DeChambeau form.

Power’s back to back birds on 13 and 14 prepare him well for his run-in, but fail to capitalize on the 17th par-five to get to the top of the ranking next to the two American golfers.