Bob MacIntyre plotting Ryder Cup 'carnage' with Rory McIlroy as Scot predicts Bethpage blockbuster

Bob MacIntyre is eyeing a Ryder Cup rampage with an all-singing and all-dancing Rory McIlroy.

The Oban star is gearing-up for another epic Genesis Scottish Open showdown with the Grand Slam king after confirming his Renaissance return.

McIlroy is again heading to July’s showpiece in a huge boost for the summer spectacular in East Lothian.

The Northern Irish superstar pipped the heartbroken home hero by a shot two years ago, but the Scot’s magnificent effort helped push him into the European team for Rome.

MacIntyre and McIlroy were then team-mates in the thunderous success at Marco Simone and now have their eyes on a repeat in New York in September.

The Masters champion has set a first away win in 13 years at Bethpage as huge on his next bucket-list and MacIntyre wants to join him in sinking the Yanks in their own backyard.

The Scot knows there’s plenty of golf to be played before the clash with the United States, but he’s noted McIlroy’s fierce motivation and said: “The Ryder Cup, you’ve got to have Rory all singing and all dancing. The way he’s playing golf just now is ideal for him.

“It’s now about building that team below him and the staff around it, go to Bethpage and, hopefully, win.

“If I play good golf, I’ll be there. If I don’t, I don’t deserve to be there, so I can’t worry about that side of it.

“There’s so much golf to play from now until I’m in Scotland. I’m playing six or seven events in the next eight weeks. It’s carnage, but there’s such big events that you can’t miss them.”

MacIntyre admits he was a superfan watching the icon win the career Grand Slam and storm into golf’s history books.

He said: “I was a fan, 100 per cent. When he went three ahead or whatever it was going into the 11th, I thought: