Ian Poulter has been named as one of Europe's bad habit skippers for the 2016 Ryder Cup. Poulter, 40, is inaccessible for choice during the current year's opposition in the wake of torment a foot harm that will discount him for the following four months.
The Englishman has assumed vital parts in his past five appearances at the biennial rivalry against the US, winning 14 focuses from a conceivable 18 and motivating his side to an amazing rebound at the 'Wonder at Medina' in 2012.
Keeping in mind he will have no assuming part at the Hazeltine National in Minnesota, European skipper Darren Clarke has named Poulter nearby Thomas Bjorn, Paul Lawrie and Padraig Harrington as his central lieutenants.
"When it turned out to be clear, given my present foot condition, that I would not be in a position to attempt and fit the bill for the group for a 6th time this year or have the capacity to legitimize a trump card pick, I was genuinely regarded and charmed to be requested that by Darren be a bad habit chief.
"The best snippets of my profession have come when I have been wearing the blue and gold peak of Europe on my mid-section, knowing while the challenge implies such a great amount to each player and fan," Poulter said in an announcement.
"We have an enormous record in the Ryder Cup as of late, having played with enthusiasm, yearning and responsibility.
"It is something we ought to be pleased with and, rest guaranteed, I will make every effort to keep up that power and help Europe's journey to hold the trophy."
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