“Shane’s had a couple of tricky ones this year being close to the lead and not winning events. He missed the FedEx final by a shot too. But good things have been coming because his golf has been phenomenal all year.”
Lowry has never hidden his admiration for Manchip and the longevity of the alliance underlines its strength.
“We're very close and it's much more than a golf or a business relationship,” said Lowry, who worked with Manchip as an amateur and has blossomed into a major champion, multiple tour winner and Ryder Cup player. “We are very friendly. Any time I'm struggling, he knows what to do to get me back.
“I feel like out on tour, it's easy to get distracted by coaches and with what everyone else is doing. I feel like if you're good enough to get on tour then you own yourself and you commit to that. You'll get further with that than if you’re chopping and changing from coach to coach trying to get better.
“I always say, you very rarely see players under-coached. You see a lot of players being over-coached. We keep it simple and have our own way to do it.”
“Shane’s had a couple of tricky ones this year being close to the lead and not winning events. He missed the FedEx final by a shot too. But good things have been coming because his golf has been phenomenal all year.”
Lowry has never hidden his admiration for Manchip and the longevity of the alliance underlines its strength.
“We're very close and it's much more than a golf or a business relationship,” said Lowry, who worked with Manchip as an amateur and has blossomed into a major champion, multiple tour winner and Ryder Cup player. “We are very friendly. Any time I'm struggling, he knows what to do to get me back.
“I feel like out on tour, it's easy to get distracted by coaches and with what everyone else is doing. I feel like if you're good enough to get on tour then you own yourself and you commit to that. You'll get further with that than if you’re chopping and changing from coach to coach trying to get better.
“I always say, you very rarely see players under-coached. You see a lot of players being over-coached. We keep it simple and have our own way to do it.”
“Shane’s had a couple of tricky ones this year being close to the lead and not winning events. He missed the FedEx final by a shot too. But good things have been coming because his golf has been phenomenal all year.”
Lowry has never hidden his admiration for Manchip and the longevity of the alliance underlines its strength.
“We're very close and it's much more than a golf or a business relationship,” said Lowry, who worked with Manchip as an amateur and has blossomed into a major champion, multiple tour winner and Ryder Cup player. “We are very friendly. Any time I'm struggling, he knows what to do to get me back.
“I feel like out on tour, it's easy to get distracted by coaches and with what everyone else is doing. I feel like if you're good enough to get on tour then you own yourself and you commit to that. You'll get further with that than if you’re chopping and changing from coach to coach trying to get better.
“I always say, you very rarely see players under-coached. You see a lot of players being over-coached. We keep it simple and have our own way to do it.”
