Jason Sobel

Four reasons the Ryder Cup should be four days

Players spend more days preparing for than playing in the Ryder Cup. Here’s four reasons why the cup should be four days.

Glen’ and Bear It

Phil Mickelson caused a stir at Gleneagles with his Phil-being-Phil jab at Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell.

Mickelson needles Rory, McDowell over legal battle

Phil Mickelson injected his own brand of levity Wed., poking fun of the Rory-G-Mac litigation.

Watson not using same rallying cry as 1993

U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson isn’t using the same rallying cry he offered 21 years ago as skipper.

Wednesday’s U.S. practice pairings similar to day before

Either Tom Watson is showing his cards early or he’s one heck of a poker player.

Captain Furyk

Jim Furyk catches flak for his Ryder Cup record and winless drought on Tour, but he is going to be a great captain someday.

Kuchar’s caddie back after tragic death of wife

Lance Bennett is back caddying for Matt Kuchar this week for the first time since his wife, Angela, passed away suddenly last month.

Howdy, Partner?

Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell insist there is no bad blood between them, but that doesn’t mean they’ll pair this week.

Watson says Bubba a ‘target,’ backtracks on ‘target’

U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson says Bubba Watson is a U.S. “target.” But what is a target?

Predict Ability

Remember this? Jason Sobel, with his Ryder Cup predictions, says we’ll see it again.

Zone Defense

Rory McIlroy’s time-zone mishap in the 2012 Ryder Cup was nearly a historical blunder.

Fit to be Tied

With Tiger Woods and Francesco Molinari on the final hole, the 2012 Ryder Cup nearly ended in a tie. Would it have mattered?

Credit Record

Steve Williams has been called a bully, cited for his arrogance. But, as Jason Sobel writes, he deserves praise for his career.

Horschel may have missed Ryder Cup for baby

Back in 1979, Tom Watson was prepared to compete in the Ryder Cup before withdrawing from the competition to witness the birth of his first child.

East Baked

Just like in 2012, an exhausted Rory McIlroy came up just short of winning the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup.

Make Way For Billy

After Further Review, it’s clear Billy Horschel should have been picked for the U.S. Ryder Cup team.

Horschel will vote McIlroy for Player of the Year

Billy Horschel beat Rory McIlroy for the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup, but he’ll still vote McIlroy player of the year.

Daydream Believer

Billy Horschel saw himself winning the FedEx Cup – in his sleep. Sunday at the Tour Championship, he lived his dream.

McIlroy not thinking about potential $11.4 million payday

Rory McIlroy has a chance to win $11.44 million on Sunday – $10 million for the FedEx Cup and $1.44 for the Tour Championship – but don’t expect him to be nervous about the prospect of playing for that much money.

Horschel will try to find comfort zone on front nine

For the first time in FedEx Cup history, two players in the top-five on the points list will be paired in the final twosome at the Tour Championship.

‘Poetic Justice’

After the year he’s had, and how close he came to the FedEx Cup in 2012, a Rory win at East Lake would be the most fitting end.

Kuchar’s caddie Bennett planning Ryder return

Lance Bennett, the longtime caddie for Matt Kuchar whose wife passed away in late August, is planning to make his return at the Ryder Cup.

Kirk’s hot play putting him in newfound spotlight

To this point, Chris Kirk has enjoyed a nice career largely away from the limelight. If he keeps playing like this, though, he’ll start earning a lot more recognition – and a lot more money, too.

Horschel continues his torrid run

This is getting to feel a little like déjà vu for Billy Horschel.

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