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It turned out to be the most lopsided European triumph since an 18.5-9.5 victory at Ireland's K Club in 2006
Europe's captain Thomas Bjorn lifts the Ryder Cup trophy after beating Team USA in Paris yesterday. Pic/AFP
"It feels great but it's not about me," he said. "It was about time to have them but it's about the group not the individual. I couldn't even dream of a summer like this." Europe had seized a 10-6 edge in Saturday's foursomes and fourballs matches and got the points they needed to swipe the trophy after an early US surge. Every European player won at least once in the event.
"The attitude they had was unbelievable," Europe captain Thomas Bjorn said. "There was a moment when I thought this was going a little bit wrong but when we got our momentum going it went very quickly." It turned out to be the most lopsided European triumph since an 18.5-9.5 victory at Ireland's K Club in 2006.
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