Paul McGinley believes Shane Lowry will "regret" the mild criticism he expressed towards the R&A's set up of Royal Troon on Saturday following the third round of The Open Championship.
With a six-over-par 77 in the books, which saw Lowry drop from the top of the leaderboard by two to four back of overnight leader Billy Horschel, the Irishman let out a little frustration at the sheer length of some holes while winds of 30mph were forecast at certain points.
