I really enjoy the Ryder Cup, but every time I get reminded why they don't do team match-play more often. When there's drama, it's great drama but also a lot of runaways.
2016 Ryder Cup
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I really enjoy the Ryder Cup, but every time I get reminded why they don't do team match-play more often. When there's drama, it's great drama but also a lot of runaways.
Have I ever said how much I dislike Rory McIlroy? Somehow, some way, I hope he ends up costing the Euros in the end on Sunday.
Just like the U.S. to grab a huge lead this morning only to let them back in it this afternoon. Oh well, at least we still have the lead going into tomorrow's matches.
Just like the U.S. to grab a huge lead this morning only to let them back in it this afternoon. Oh well, at least we still have the lead going into tomorrow's matches.
Can't really explain it. I know he's a great player, I've just never liked him. Rubs me the wrong way for whatever reason.
I don't mind most of the other Euros. I really like Justin Rose, great golfer and great person too.
I love waking up and it already being time for the Ryder Cup to start. My Saturday is packed to the brim with sports watching, might go to Bed Bath and Beyond, but I I don't know if we'll have time!
speaking of Rory, just saved his team big-time. Pieters put their drive into the hazard. Phil put it within 15 feet, Rickie missed the birdie. Rory puts it with 5, Pieters drills it for Par to keep them up 3.
The Olympics needs to take notice and change the format to more closely resemble the Ryder Cup.
Is Rory Mcilroy not wearing a hat so he doesn't get a hat tan line like all of the Americans have?
Maybe so crowd can recognize him better and give him crap. He seems quite unpopular with the crowd.
Patrick Reed just completed one of the most impressive weekends of golf I've ever seen. Wow.
I'm obviously Pro-American but man do I love the intensity that Rory brings, instead of pouting and whining about the fans heckling him. He goes out and plays and tries to make things happen.