By Frank Dalleres Paul Lawrie lifted the Claret Jug after winning the Open Championship, the holy grail for any British golfer, yet he says it was the Ryder Cup that moved him the most. The Scot suffered a bruising defeat at Brookline just months after his major triumph in 1999 but returned to the European team for their comeback to end all comebacks at Medinah in 2012. Now 55 and a fixture on the Legends Tour, Europe’s senior circuit, Lawrie says that historic Ryder Cup Sunday remains his career high, Open glory at Carnoustie and all. “To be a part of that team that came back from 10-6 down a…