Poulter hoping to bounce back

Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Ian Poulter insisted he would shrug off a first defeat in eight matches but would have to wait a while to get the loss out of his system.

Poulter hoping to bounce back

Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Ian Poulter insisted he would shrug off a first defeat in eight matches but would have to wait a while to get the loss out of his system.

Paired with rookie Stephen Gallacher the duo never really got going and were taken apart 5&4 by United States debutants Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed, having been six down with seven to play.

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