EVE MUIRHEAD: Team morale will be key to Ryder Cup captaincy again
Padraig Harrington hasn’t left us in any doubt about the type of Ryder Cup captain he’s going to be.
Rory McIlroy
Ryder Cup captain Harrington expects McIlroy to play in next year’s tournament
Padraig Harrington says there is “no doubt” Rory McIlroy will be included in Europe’s 2020 Ryder Cup team as he dismissed doubts about the Northern Irishman’s commitment.
Tee to Green: At last golf returns…sort of…
Thank goodness, the silly season (for as much as it ever stops in golf) is over. There’s some proper, competitive stuff to get our teeth into.
Tee to Green: A clouded crystal ball for 2019
Happy New Year to all, even you slackers who don’t have to go back to work or studies until Monday.
Ryder Cup: Molinari’s golden summer gets the perfect ending
Francesco Molinari completed his perfect summer by clinching the point that most mattered, but like all the Europeans, he was all about the team that won the cup in Paris.
Ryder Cup: Passion of Poulter and Rahm carries Bjorn’s Team Europe to glory
Riding the passion of the perennial Ryder Cup hero Ian Poulter beating the World No 1 and the new star Jon Rahm taking down the greatest of them all, Thomas Bjorn’s Europe withstood a mid-afternoon wobble to reclaim the Ryder Cup amid ecstatic scenes at Le Golf National.
Ryder Cup: Singles draw gives US some optimism, but lots of cracks to patch
A glance of the singles draw for Sunday’s play in the 42nd Ryder Cup makes one reasonably optimistic for the USA that they could overhaul Europe’s four point lead.
Ryder Cup: Blue tide continues to overwhelm USA as Europe pours it on in Paris
Thomas Bjorn’s Team Europe didn’t turn the screw so much as drive it into the heart of American hopes with another dominant session on the second morning of the Ryder Cup in Paris.
Ryder Cup: Presistence and resilience turns Europe’s day around in Paris
Ian Poulter was in the stands at the first tee as his team-mates started the first session with him on the bench, but after enjoying the fan atmosphere he was in the thick of it in the afternoon comeback.
Ryder Cup: Thomas Bjorn calls for Paris unity as Jim Furyk accommodates the returning Tiger
Thomas Bjorn’s emotional appeal to European unity – not a comment on Brexit, he insisted – sounded the clarion call in Paris as the talking mercifully ended and the pairings lined up for the 44th Ryder Cup to finally start.