Ryder Cup 2012: Europe hold Strictly Come Dancing competition as Lee Westwood does the Cha-cha-cha Professionals were brought in on Tuesday evening to adjudicate and assist with the moves. Justin Rose and his wife, Katie, were the individual winners, with Martin Kaymer taking the John Sergeant role. Apparently, the judges were harsh, the room dissolving into hysterics at some of the Craig Revel Horwood-style verdicts. Lee Westwood, who has previously expressed a desire to take part in the BBC dancing spectacular, particularly enjoyed the evening held in the team hotel after a team dinner. "It was fantastic fun," said the Englishman. I was told I've got good hips and that I dance a mean cha-cha-cha. It has become a Europe Ryder Cup tradition in the last few matches for captains to stage out-of-the-norm team-bonding sessions on Tuesday, the one night when the players do not have to attend official functions. Two years ago, Colin Montgomerie held a quiz and in 2006 Ian Woosnam brought in a hypnotist and had his players drawing caricatures of each other with prizes handed out. While the Americans have a ping-pong tournament, their opponents become competitive in different spheres. Explained Westwood: "We split into teams, and Ian Poulter wrecked our chances by introducing break dancing to ballroom. It brought the whole thing into disrepute. It's a good job Ian didn't design the costumes as can you imagine how many sequins there would have been? Martin Kaymer was hilarious. I've never seen anyone so stiff and wooden. But Miguel Angel Jimenez [one of four vice captains] had that Latin beat off to a "T." it was probably no surprise that his team eventually won it."