Offaly golfer never got in contention for Claret Jug
Shane Lowry says he'll be counting down the days until his next Major opportunity.
The Offaly man never truly got into contention for the Open Championship at St Andrews and finished 9 under par in a tie for 21st.
Rory McIlroy's wait for a fifth major will go into a ninth year after he finished third on 18-under par at Saint Andrews - with Australian Cameron Smith lifting the Claret Jug for the first time.
Qualifier David Carey was 62nd
Our coverage of the Open Championship is with thanks to Keenan Bauer Motors, Mullingar.
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