ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - Scotland's Paul Lawrie says he wants to play in the 2014 Ryder Cup and not captain Europe in the match against the United States in his home country at Gleneagles. The 1999 British Open champion, who helped set up Europe's extraordinary comeback victory at Medinah on Sunday with a 5&3 demolition of FedExCup champion Brandt Snedeker in the fifth singles match, will be 45 in two years time. Lawrie has won twice on the European Tour in 2012, however, helping secure a berth in the biennial matchplay event. ...
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