Emotional McIlroy sets sights on more Ryder Cups
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A tearful Rory McIlroy insisted there was "no greater privilege" than to play in the Ryder Cup for Europe and immediately set his sights on winning the trophy back after a 19-9 defeat to the United States.
The Northern Irishman led Europe out for the third Ryder Cup singles session in a row, in a week where he had lost three matches and been dropped for a session for the first time since making his Ryder Cup debut in 2010.
But as he has so many times, the four time Major Champion delivered with a 3 &2 victory over Xander Schauffele, although it was not enough to spark what would have been a record comeback from 11-5 down.
