It may be. Huge momentum swings.
We need somebody to get lucky.
I like Rickie's chances to come back from 1-down.
It may be. Huge momentum swings.
We need somebody to get lucky.
I like Rickie's chances to come back from 1-down.
It may be. Huge momentum swings.
We need somebody to get lucky.
I guess I could google it, but ties retain the cup.... right?
It struck me how far ahead the US was in OWR in the majority of matches today.
Losing, even from 2 points down, would have been a big disappointment.
I guess I could google it, but ties retain the cup.... right?
It struck me how far ahead the US was in OWR in the majority of matches today.
Losing, even from 2 points down, would have been a big disappointment.
On another note, how much more entertaining was this being played on a golf course as good as Royal Melbourne? (As opposed to the tricked up garbage golf courses that the Euros pick every four years for the Ryder Cup?)
Tiger played so well this week. He’s still the best in the world** on courses like this, where you need to hit a variety of shots, put your ball in the correct position, and not miss in the wrong spot.
Great Event; thoroughly enjoyed it. and I couldn't agree with you more. its just too bad that so many American Courses have now taken the view that it is about length rather variety.
I mean look at Augusta dropping to #9 in the world in Golf Mags Top 100 list. Typical movement by Members to take away the variety and history of a fabled Course to suit today's fixation for length and distance.