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Paul McGinley was an elite golfer in his own right - reaching the lofty heights of top 20 in the world at one stage. However, Paul is perhaps best known for his success in team competitions, notably the Ryder Cup in which he played integral roles in 2002 when he sunk the winning putt and in 2014 when he captained Europe to victory. During this episode, Paul explains why he performed so well in team competitions, as well as his philosophy as captain of Europe’s victorious 2014 Ryder Cup side and how he got the best out of his players.
In this episode we discuss:
- Reframing challenges into opportunities
- Tailoring leadership approach for each individual
- Taking influence from Sir Alex Ferguson
- Delivering clear messages as a leader
- Creating a fun team environment
- What made the great Ryder Cup players so good
- Predictions for 2023 Ryder Cup
- McIlory’s recent form
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