Gregory Havret was drenched in champagne by friends and supporters after winning the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles, but today the Frenchman insisted a taste of the Ryder Cup would be even sweeter.

Havret followed up his dramatic one-shot victory over England's Graeme Storm by setting his sights on a Ryder Cup debut at Celtic Manor in Wales in 2010.

The 31-year-old's second successive win in Scotland - he took last year's Scottish Open - came too late to get him into Nick Faldo's team to defend the Ryder Cup later this month.

But Havret, whose final round of 70 yesterday left him with a 14 under par total of 278, said: "Now, the Ryder Cup is definitely a goal. I would like to play in the European team at least once, many times hopefully.

"This victory has gone a long way towards convincing me to trust in myself. Now I will work to make the team in two years' time."

Havret sunk a 12ft winning putt on the last hole, depriving Storm of a play-off after he carded a final round of five under par 68.