Stuart Grehan helped Great Britian & Ireland secure Walker Cup success last weekend.
Offaly's Stuart Grehan says the crowd supporting team Great Britain and Ireland were a huge factor in helping them win the Walker Cup.
The 33-year-old helped Ireland overturn a three-point deficit against the United States at Lahinch Golf Club to secure a 13.5-12.5 victory last weekend.
Grehan fought back twice to defeat world number one Preston Stout, giving his team a much-needed boost and described the victory at "the very top" achievement of his career.
Grehan says he was confident he could pull off a comeback:
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