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The Ryder Cup underscores golf’s biggest problem

Money and emotion both resonate with golfers. The problem is they’re not the same thing.

Ryder Cup 2023: I was there for Rickie Fowler’s concession – here’s what people are missing

The concession was a little surprising from the ground, but not notably so—at least not based on my read on the situation.

Should Brooks Koepka make the US Ryder Cup team? A Ryder Cup junkie debates himself

In a Ryder Cup year, it’s never too early to ask the big questions about what’s coming in the northern autumn. And this year, after Brooks Koepka’s win at the PGA Championship, we have a really big question: should he make the US Ryder Cup team?

OPINION: Does the Ryder Cup matter anymore?

To say they wasted no time would be an understatement: Ryder Cup Europe executives removed Henrik Stenson as their captain for next year’s event even before he was announced as a new LIV Golf recruit.

Ryder Cup 2021: This Ryder Cup is over. But for the USA, it might only be the beginning

The Americans’ performance so far at the the 43rd Ryder Cup has been so commanding, it begs the question if this event’s tide has been turned for the foreseeable future.

Ryder Cup 2021: Why Europe will win the Ryder Cup

What if I were to tell you that the underdog European side could absolutely win this week? Would that blow your mind?

Ryder Cup 2021: Why America will win the Ryder Cup

Some ideas just have to be blurted out in a thoughtless torrent of courage and faith, so here goes nothing.

Ryder Cup 2021: Why Rory McIlroy needs this Ryder Cup as much as it needs him

It’s no coincidence that the Ryder Cup has become bigger as McIlroy’s relationship with it – and appreciation for it – has deepened.

Ryder Cup 2021: Why a team-first mentality is so critical and so hard to adjust to

By Sunday evening at Ryder Cups, as champagne is being sprayed all over the place, no one remembers what happened on the Friday morning. That’s the beauty of the Ryder Cup. The team is what matters.

Phil Mickelson is a wildcard on and off the course, but here’s why he needs to be on the US Ryder Cup team

He’s still got some game and can rise to an occasion the way few golfers who will be on the American team can.

Why the Ryder Cup must be postponed

There’s no guarantee that a full-throated Ryder Cup can be played in September 2021 – but the odds are much better.

OPINION: A Ryder Cup with no fans is no Ryder Cup at all

Sometimes, when a new idea seems baffling, it’s helpful to silence the part of your brain that screams bloody murder and attempt to understand the idea on its own terms.

Opinion: A Cup That Is Not Yet Full

The Zaharias Cup is an idea whose time has come.

Opinion: A cup half full

The Presidents Cup has an opportunity to make a statement in the gender-equality era.

Undercover caddie: Team events like the Presidents Cup can really upset the dynamic we have with our players

The Presidents Cup is near, which is a good time to discuss team events. It’s an honour to go to the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup. It means you’re with a player who had a good year, you made good money and you probably have job security. It means you matter. But how much these team events matter to us varies.

Opinion: How Trevor Immelman could change the course of the Presidents Cup

International team captain Trevor Immelman knows he has an opportunity to take the Presidents Cup to the next level.

Take that: Calls to make the Presidents Cup a mixed teams event are way off the mark and insulting

It is time to call out one of the laziest takes in golf: “The Presidents Cup should be a mixed teams event.”

Here’s how you make sure the FedEx Cup Playoffs are a true playoff

I’ve spent much of my adult life trying to help the PGA Tour in any way I possibly can. So, I present to you the fairly simple solution to all this, a system that is fair, that should keep the sponsors happy and will make for – just as important – good TV.

Undercover Caddie: Crossing The Line

When we get too involved, things get messy 

Opinion: Golf’s Thucydides Trap

The pro game is broken. How are we going to put it back together?

Anthony Kim is not who you think he was

Because Kim – more specifically, the legend of Anthony Kim – is the closest thing professional golf’s had to a folk hero, his possible emergence has many a golf fan on social media salivating at the prospect.

Relax, mules: Kapalua proves the PGA Tour remains open to everybody

The message from the first PGA Tour event of 2024 is: there’s room for you in the club. You just have to earn it.