Showdown: The Inside Story of the Gleneagles Ryder Cup

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People play golf alone, and they play for themselves: some say it’s a selfish sport. Yet McGinley admits he wasn’t very good at playing so single-mindedly, he’s a natural team player, which is why he leads with empathy. At the 2008 KLM Open played in the Netherlands, McGinley shot a final round of 64 to finish runner-up in the tournament, behind Darren Clarke. [15] Ryder Cup [ edit ] McGinley holding the Ryder Cup trophy in 2014. The problem being is that they are ushered straight into the press conference, after being humiliated by Europe." LATEST | NI traffic alerts: Full list of road closures with flooding widespread and disruption to public transport

The Ryder Cup victory has led to many awards, including being voted Coach of the year at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2014 and being made an Executive Fellow at London Business School, the first sportsman ever awarded this honour. drive hit the fairway so partner can unleash one.. 1st wedge hit centre of green so partner can go for pin.. 1st putt get close for gimme, so 2nd can putt aggressively.. But what he could do was try and out-think him. By doing his homework, by being respectful, by being unbelievably clever in the way that he went around getting all of his statistics to make sure he had the right players on the course at the right time, he did that. JamGolf, Golf19, St Pierre Park Hotel Spa and Golf Resort, Rohais De Haut, St Peter Port, GY11FD· VAT No 419 8756 48 The Landscape of Leadership is a beautifully produced, experience-based leadership program, designed to simulate one-on-one leadership lessons with Paul McGinley.The team will represent Europe at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota, at the end of September. The master-plan for Paul was to make sure we would be holding the trophy at the end of the week. It wasn't about egos, playing certain players five times. This was about getting hold of that trophy."

But he warned that leading Europe's charge for a record fourth successive Ryder Cup later this year could cost him more friends. In this role, Paul has conducted tutorials with degree students, speaks at key institute events and share his learning and experiences on leadership and building winning teams with global business leaders. Remember, rewind six years and he was a player himself: when he captained the European Team, he led players who were once his peers.While empathy isn’t everything, a good dose of it certainly helps bring people aboard. We’re in the information era where people are doing ‘knowledge work’ – in such an environment, emotional intelligence is a true weapon. Top-down command and control is an outdated system, so leaders who are able to relate to others and find common ground have a much higher success rate. If empathy doesn’t come naturally to you, consider working harder at seeing the world through the eyes of the person you’re leading. Ryder Cup (representing Europe): 2002 (winners), 2004 (winners), 2006 (winners), 2014 (non-playing captain, winners)