By Tony Jimenez LONDON (Reuters) - Lee Westwood endured the least productive Ryder Cup of his 10-match career two weeks ago but it has not diluted the veteran campaigner's dreams of captaining Europe in the biennial event in 2020. The former world number one was hoping to surpass Nick Faldo's record Ryder Cup points tally in Minnesota earlier this month. "I certainly wouldn't want to be the captain next time around, that's too soon for me," Westwood told a news conference on the eve of the British Masters at The Grove in Watford.
