"He is a player who loves to play with a smile on his face and I know he and his young family are looking forward to being part of the Rhinos family." The Northern Irishman has been ever-present in the European side since making his debut in Europe's 2010 victory. He teamed up with Poulter to claim a vital point in the Saturday fourballs at Medinah, ensuring Europe would only go into that history-making final day 10-6 behind, with McIlroy then recovering from nearly missing his tee time to beat Keegan Bradley in the singles. "By winning these events, it means they can retire a little bit earlier as well...Win as much as I can now and then I can finish whenever I want."Mardle: Price can continue to dominate our app for mobile devices and our Twitter account@skysportsdarts©2021 Sky UKFootball