Luke Donald “would consider” staying on to captain Europe at the 2025 Ryder Cup.
Donald won the Ryder Cup four times as a player and he captained the team to glory in Rome yesterday. Europe claimed a 16½-11½ victory against the United States, leading to chants of “two more years”. Bernard Gallacher was the last European to serve consecutive terms – losing two and winning once between 1991 and 1995.
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The 2025 edition of the Ryder Cup will be played at Bethpage Black in New York.Former world number one Donald, 45, said: “Maybe I go out leaving a legacy as a winning Ryder Cup captain and not risk that. The latest win stretches Europe’s unbeaten home record beyond 30 years and also means the past five Ryder Cups have been won by the home side.
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