The Olympic Champion talks about his pride at hosting this week’s Sky Sports British Masters, his rapport with the British public, a special year in his glittering career, and much more...
The Ryder Cup was obviously pretty special too.
Each Ryder Cup victory is different, but I think I will remember 2018 for the discipline and focus we showed. So many Ryder Cups are about passion and emotion. This one was about commitment, determination and focus. The team was extremely disciplined and it was a calm team. We were cool and collected, and it always felt like we were in control. We didn’t panic when we went 3-1 down after the first session. Everyone knew their role, and everyone contributed. I think the Sunday played out perfectly in many ways. If I had a dream for that Sunday, it would have been for Tommy and Francesco to go five from five, Jon Rahm to win a point, Thorbjørn Olesen to win a point and for Sergio to become Europe’s leading points scorer. To get four out of those five - all but Tommy winning his point – meant it was a dream Sunday for us at The Ryder Cup.
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— Justin ROSE (@JustinRose99) September 30, 2018
