SCOTS golf star Bob MacIntyre led his teammates in a celebratory song after Europe clinched the Ryder Cup.
Team Europe wrestled the trophy back from the United States in a stunning victory earlier today.
Scots lad Bob MacIntyre was the only undefeated rookie to help clinch the win.
Oban-born MacIntyre wasted no time in helping the team celebrate in true Scottish style.
In a video posted to X, formerly Twitter, he led the team bus in a rendition of the Proclaimers 500 Miles.
Swinging his hat and clutching a bottle of Peroni the golfer jumps up and down singing the chorus before hyping up the iconic ‘da-da da da’ exchange.
His teammates, including Rory McIlroy, joined in as their boozy celebrations continued.
The team were also seen singing Europe is on Fire and Queen’s We Are the Champions as they partied with the Ryder Cup.
Earlier today MacIntyre lifted the cup in celebration with a Saltire draped over his shoulders
Despite the success, fans were left fuming at Sky Sports claiming they were not showing enough of Scotland’s first representative in almost a decade.
He earned a half point in the day one fourballs alongside Justin Rose and paired up with him again on day two to see-off US pairing Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth.
He went on to win his first full point for Team Europe.
Luke Donald‘s men went into the final day today with a 10.5- 5.5 lead before clinching the titles 16.5-11.5.
Tommy Fleetwood secured the win on the 16th green celebrating as Rickie Foweler conceded the win.
The US has failed to retain the cup after easing to a 19-9 victory in 2021 at Whistling Straits.
And they have not won the title outside of the US since 1993.