Paul McGinley reflects on how he led Europe to Ryder Cup glory at Gleneagles. The Irishman reflects on one of the best years of his career, and how he maintained his remarkable record of being on the winning team every time he has been involved with the competition.In a candid interview with Sky Sports News HQ reporter James Haddock, McGinley reveals the finer details of what it takes to be a successful Ryder Cup captain.From choosing his vice-captains and setting up the course to formulating his battle plan for three memorable days in Scotland, McGinley describes his decision-making processes and how he left no stone unturned in his quest for victory.The 48-year-old proved himself to be one of the most popular and astute captains in recent memory as he out-thought opposite number Tom Watson and inspired Europe to their third consecutive triumph.Glory at Gleneagles - one of the highlights of the sporting year in 2014.
