Europe's Justin Rose has admitted that he had "positive vibes" during his fourball outing at the Ryder Cup this morning.
Playing alongside Henrik Stenson, Rose helped to overturn a two-hole deficit thanks to 10 straight birdies against Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar to win 3&4, which has put Paul McGinley's European side 6-3 ahead of their American counterparts.
Speaking after the victory, Rose told Sky Sports News: "I really got into reading the greens well today. I just had the feeling of anticipation of what it would feel like to make putts. When you get into that mindset, seeing the ball going into the hole, it gives you positive vibes. Today was the today where it all happened for me."
Rose is undefeated from his three outings at Gleneagles, with potentially two more to come. No European player has ever won five out of five Ryder Cup matches.
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