Paul McGinley insists he will not cash in by writing a book on what goes on behind the scenes at the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.
In previous years, Mark James and Paul Azinger have spoke about their time in charge of Europe and the United States in 1999 and 2008, but McGinley admits he won't be doing the same. McGinley was part of the team that won in Chicago last year, as vice-captain when Europe fought back on the final day to win - in what was described as the 'Miracle at Medinah'. He recently received the 2013 PGA recognition award for his outstanding service and contribution to the game of golf, as he prepares to help Europe defend their crown. He has been part of three winning teams, including the win at The Belfry in 2002 when he holed the winning putt. The Dubliner is keen to build a strong relationship with the players and has confirmed he won't be writing a book about the team's experiences. He said: "I want the players to know that what happens behind the scenes next year stays there and they can be free and open. I won't write a book."
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