GB&I captain Robertson shares emotions after Walker Cup rally
Great Britain and Ireland captain Dean Robertson talks to Steve Burkowski in the aftermath of his team's comeback win in the 51st Walker Cup.
Video Transcript
Comeback is complete.
What is the initial reaction of what your team just did, Dane?
I believed in the team the whole time.
They've worked so hard, they played so well.
This morning, the Americans were so good, but they just brought it.
I'm so proud of every one of them.
It's just so special.
The challenge was a steep one starting these singles.
How critical was that quick start?
Stewart Grahan, Luke Poulter, Jack Riley, Tyler Watts, Tyler Weaver, everybody was just massive, and then bringing that energy from the start was huge for the ones at the back.
And then for Connor to get the half match and then for Josh to make that up and down, it's just spectacular.
How did this team stay high, keep that morale where it needed to be to have that moment we just all saw?
There's always moments in the matches.
The US team were great this morning.
There, there's such a fine margin.
We were playing great.
I told them that.
We had to bring some energy, and we did it.
Personally, your emotions, what are they right now?
You know, I, I was thinking about my dad.
So I've got my family here, and we're really gonna enjoy it.
He'd be proud, and so many are, Dane.
Congratulations.
Th- thank you
