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Tiger Woods hitting shots again is sure to bring some unsolicited advice his way, but he just needs to listen to himself.
The Ryder Cup task force might seem self-indulgent, but it shows the U.S. is serious about winning.
Is momentum overrated on the PGA Tour? And we look back on Jarrod Lyle’s big week in After Further Review.
Sam Saunders has been given spots into Tour events thanks to his granddad. But he earned his way to play this season.
Tom Watson’s open letter misses the mark. The truth is, America’s Ryder Cup loss was a group effort.
Rory McIlroy won PGA Tour Player of the Year on Wednesday. And in typical Tour fashion it kept the results secretive.
If we’ve learned anything in the 15 years with just two American victories, it’s that superior talent can win and superior talent can lose.
Europe dominated again in the Ryder Cup. But the biggest story to emerge was the Mickelson, Watson saga.
European rookie Jamie Donaldson, one of its least heralded players, clinched the winning point.
Despite their last-minute pleas, U.S. captain Tom Watson stood by his decision to bench Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley.
The Europeans are fired up, but Paul McGinley doesn’t want his team to get complacent.
One day after the Centenary Course confounded its Ryder Cup competitors, they bit back with a wicked display of birdies in Saturday morning’s fourball matches.
Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson combined for a best-ball score of 52 through 16 holes – a Ryder Cup record in the format.
Like many captains before him, McGinley had planned to play all 12 of his players on the first day. Like perhaps none before, he played them at the same time.
European captain Paul McGinley is sticking to his plan, while Tom Watson is scrambling.
During the opening day Ryder Cup telecast on Golf Channel, analyst and former European team captain Nick Faldo offered some choice words in regard to Sergio Garcia.
GolfChannel.com writers offer their predictions for Day 2 fourballs at the 40th Ryder Cup.
Justin Rose’s 2-0 record on Friday alongside partner Henrik Stenson was even more impressive considering he had an extra opponent to battle.
Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed were upset that they didn’t get to play in foursomes, despite winning their morning match 5 and 4.
It was a storybook tale for Stephen Gallacher to play the Ryder Cup in his native country, but the fairytale didn’t continue Friday morning.
After combining to earn a full point for the U.S. in their morning fourball match, rookies Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed were benched by captain Tom Watson for the afternoon foursomes session.
If there was ever an ominous start to the Ryder Cup, it happened on the first tee Friday morning.
Tom Watson didn’t gamble with his early pairings as the U.S. tries to win on the road.
Webb Simpson was the 12th and final man chosen for the U.S. Ryder Cup team. An early-morning text helped pave the way.