The European team is aware of how important togetherness and chemistry will be at the upcoming Ryder Cup, which will be held at Bethpage Black this year. The captain of the European team, Luke Donald, at the beginning of this week organized a dinner for the players, as well as their families and caddies, with the presence of many famous golfers who shared positive emotions towards this move by the European captain.
Bob MacIntyre is one of the most powerful weapons of the European team and he is ready to do everything so that his team can celebrate on away soil.
In an interview with the media, he explained how everything looked from his perspective, delighted by the actions of the European captain who spoke openly about his ideas and ambitions regarding the upcoming tournament.
In the end, the Scottish golfer admitted he got chills listening to certain things and seems more motivated than ever.
“It was brilliant,” he said, as quoted by the Scotsman.
“There were two long tables and everyone sat together and enjoyed some great food. It’s just getting everyone back together and enjoying themselves, but Luke also had a couple of speakers there that have helped him and various sports teams.
They were both great. One was a guy who works more in football and he spoke about penalty kicks and how it relates to what we can do as individuals. The other one was a guy who has helped Luke quite a bit when it comes to a team environment and how we can come together and how the team bond can help us if it is a tight match and how it can take us over the line. It was interesting. I got goosebumps when certain things were getting spoken about. It was like ‘this is a couple of weeks away’.”
Chemistry
The Scottish golfer points out that the team has great chemistry and cooperation among players who want to achieve a great result.
In addition, he emphasizes how important it is that the skeleton of the team that played in Rome is preserved, with 11 players who will perform this time as well. There was only one change.
The European team's ambition is, of course, to win, but they are aware that it will be much more difficult to celebrate on away soil.
