Here is a little news on McGinley.
Paul McGinley staged a remarkable third round comeback on Saturday to keep both his Irish Open and Ryder Cup hopes alive.
Australia's Peter Lonard goes into Sunday's final round with a one-shot lead over countryman Brett Rumford, but it was McGinley who stole the headlines by storming back from 67th position overnight to a share of fourth place, four shots behind the leader.
McGinley fired a six under par 66 and then watched as his rivals faltered in the County Louth wind.
"I've been feeling for the last month that my game is as good as it's ever been and I haven't been converting the chances," said McGinley who was Europe's match-winner in the Ryder Cup at The Belfry two years ago.
"I've had a lull, but everybody goes through patches like that and today hopefully is the start of a run in the other direction."
McGinley is currently 17th in the Ryder Cup points race, but most of those immediately ahead of him are either taking a week off or missed the cut here. |