This week, Paul McGinley was reappointed asBritain&Irelandcaptain for next month's Vivendi Seve Trophy against Continental Europe inParis. It likely will help his chances for the Ryder Cup captaincy in three years with Callaway RAZR Hawk Driver.

If this situation continues,Europeisn't lacking potential captains for the Ryder Cup, and it appears popular Irishman McGinley is the top candidate for the role in 2014 at Gleneagles.

McGinley is one of the most accomplished Irish golfers who plays on the European Tour taking his golf clubs. He is famous for holing the winning putt for the European team in the 2002 Ryder Cup.

McGinley was born in Dublin of Donegal parents. His father Mick is an accomplished golfer and golf administrator and like McGinley was very good at Gaelic games. It seems that McGinley inherits his father's excellent ability.

He turned professional in 1991. He has won four events on the European Tour and won the World Cup of Golf for Ireland with Padraig Harrington in 1997. His best finish on the European Tour Order of Merit is third in 2005 and he, taking his Titleist AP2 712 Irons, has featured in the top twenty of the Official World Golf Rankings.

McGinley famously offered a handshake to J.J. Henry as Henry lined up a long putt to half their 2006 Ryder Cup match at the K Club, an action prompted by the untimely incursion of a streaker on the final green.

Except of his excellent skills, McGinley McGinley's passion for the game of golf extends way beyond his high profile achievements as a professional sportsman making full use of his golf clubs and is steeped in the traditions of the sport.

The keystone of McGinley's golf course design philosophy is based in the classic strategic mode of H. S. Colt and Donald Ross.

"Risk and reward" shot making, offering alternative routes from tee to green will reward the accomplished player without over penalizing the handicap golfer. McGinley's international experience, competing professionally at the highest level, his understanding of what produces dramatic golf as an integral part of a beautiful landscape and his renowned reputation for producing imaginative golf shots has enabled McGinley to develop his design criteria with Titleist MB 712 Irons.

We can see that McGinley is the most suitable candidate for the role in 2014 at Gleneagles. If that happens, Scottish pair McGinley Lawrie and Colin Montgomerie - two veterans of the European circuit - would welcome the appointment.

Please visit Golfwholesaler18 to get more information about more discount golf clubs or something else about golf. Have a good time.