It was a particularly emotional time when the European team thumped the U.S., 18½-9½, in the 2006 Ryder Cup at the K Club in Ireland. Our Scott Michaux remembers why. The post Irish Mist Filled Every Eye: The 2006 Ryder Cup appeared first on Global Golf Post. Sursa articolului
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Even the name – The War By The Shore – caused tension. The 1991 Ryder Cup had the framework to be an explosive spectacle before a single shot was hit. Our Sean Fairholm has the story. The post War By The Shore: The 1991 Ryder Cup appeared first on Global Golf Post. Sursa articolului
A dozen years after Paul Azinger forged a new direction for U.S. Ryder Cup teams – a “pod” system that broke up a 12-man team into three four-man units – the formula has resulted in victory every time it has been tried. Our Steve Eubanks remembers the 2008 Ryder Cup and the birth of Azinger’s […]
The wild scene on the 17th green at the 1999 Ryder Cup is remembered by many as the charge that changed everything. In the second in a series of Ryder Cup recollections, our Lewine Mair has the story. The post The Charge That Changed Everything: The 1999 Ryder Cup appeared first on Global Golf Post. […]
In deciding to leave his job as chief executive officer of the United States Golf Association – a decision Mike Davis made for himself without being pushed by others – he has been guided by a simple principle. Davis has chosen to follow his heart. Our Ron Green Jr. has the story. The post Davis’ […]
As GGP+ tees up a week of Ryder Cup look-backs, our John Hopkins gets things started by revisiting Europe’s 1987 victory at Muirfield Village, the side’s first victory on United States soil. The post Memory’s Mighty Pull: The 1987 Ryder Cup appeared first on Global Golf Post. Sursa articolului
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Is it possible, our Ron Green Jr. asked Bryson DeChambeau, for a player to impose his will on a U.S. Open golf course, even one as increasingly unforgiving as Winged Foot’s West Course? DeChambeau – as he always does – had an intriguing answer. The post The Scientific Method? appeared first on Global Golf Post. […]
If every journey begins with a step, Rory McIlroy’s encouraging first round in the U.S. Open at benevolent Winged Foot on Thursday was something like a hop, a skip and a jump. Our Ron Green Jr. has the story. The post Fast Start for McIlroy At Soft Winged Foot appeared first on Global Golf Post. […]
No fans at this year’s U.S. Open. It’s a necessary sacrifice, obviously, and a familiar one as professional golf rolls into its fourth pandemic-impacted month. But it changes the tone of this U.S. Open. Our Ron Green Jr. has the story. The post The Sound Of Silence appeared first on Global Golf Post. Sursa articolului