Ace golfer Tiger Woods has said he is keen to make the US team which will challenge to break Europe's domination of the Ryder Cup.
Woods was part of the team that was beaten on the final day singles at Medinah in 2012.
He has won Ryder Cup only once, in 1999 despite playing the biennial team event for six times.
Currently Woods is outside the top 20 in the standings to make the 2014 US Ryder Cup side, but has performed consistently this season and US captain Tom Watson has three wildcard picks at his disposal, Sport24 reports.
Woods said it will be fun to play in Scotland, and added that it's going to be nice to go there and play at Gleneagles and have Tom (Watson) as captain.
The Ryder Cup will take place at Gleneagles in eastern Scotland from September 26-28.
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