Paul McGinley is a familiar face on TV screens on both sides of the Atlantic, working as a respected pundit while also serving as an ambassador for the Legends Tour. His Paul McGinley Foundation has been instrumental in promoting the game, notably hosting the Irish Legends in 2022.

Raised in Dublin with ambitions of a Gaelic football career, a knee injury redirected him to golf—a decision that produced four DP World Tour titles and six further victories worldwide, including the 1997 World Cup of Golf alongside Padraig Harrington. McGinley’s Ryder Cup legacy is legendary: he holed the winning putt at The Belfry in 2002, featured in two further European victories as a player, twice served as vice-captain, and masterminded Europe’s famous 2014 triumph at Gleneagles as captain. His meticulous planning, statistical insight, and leadership established a new benchmark for European success.

In addition to leading the Irish team at the 2016 Olympics, McGinley has served on the European Tour’s Tournament Committee and Board of Directors, while establishing himself as one of the foremost analysts for Sky Sports and NBC/Golf Channel.

In 2025, he continued to compete on the Legends Tour, finishing 25th at the Barbados Legends hosted by Ian Woosnam and 41st at the Staysure PGA Seniors Championship.