With the US team charging and the crowd raging, Lowry stood over a six-footer for a birdie to halve the match and give Europe the crucial half-point they needed to retain the Ryder Cup. With the weight of a continent on his shoulders, he buried it.
By now you’ve heard the news. If not on the television or the Internet, then at least on the Richter Scale. Team Europe has won the 2025 Ryder Cup 15-13, staving off a late Sunday charge from the U.S. to claim their third away Ryder Cup win this century. As soon as the final putt Read more…
One of the best sports memes ever is “Chris Paul draining a huge three … to cut the lead to 42.” It sums up the oft-disposable nature of the highlight-verse while remaining painfully relatable: We’ve all been there, watching our loser team long after the game was functionally over, because of some misplaced sense of Read more…
The U.S. Ryder Cup aren’t the only ones getting dog-walked at Bethpage on Saturday. Amid an increasingly chippy Saturday fourball session, Justin Rose added a little sizzle to the European’s steak (and a little salt in the USA’s wound) with an early-walk birdie that Brad Faxon called the greatest he’s ever seen. Grab that leash Read more…
If U.S. Ryder Cup fans woke up on Saturday hoping for a change in the wind, they didn’t get it. Team Europe won three of four morning foursomes matches to extend their lead, and a big reason for that was the play of Jon Rahm. The Spaniard played like a man en fuego, holing a Read more…
Scottie Scheffler is greatest golfer on the earth right now. Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer on earth … perhaps ever. As Scheffler has racked up wins and accolades over the past several years, his career—both broadly and statistically—has been compared to Woods’ time and time again. That includes Friday at Ryder Cup, but this Read more…
Michael Jordan is, in addition to being the GOAT of sports, a die-hard Ryder Cup superfan. He’s been a seemingly permanent fixture inside the ropes for as long as anyone can remember. He’s seen it all—from inspiring victories to gut-wrenching losses. He’s seen what it takes to win a Ryder Cup and what it takes Read more…
The Ryder Cup is FINALLY here. Golf fans have been waiting years for the competition’s arrival at Bethpage Black. The stage is set, the atmosphere is electric and things are already getting chippy. Win or lose, it’s going to be an unforgettable weekend in golf … but first, a word from our sponsors! That’s the Read more…
There’s a weird, wide world of golf content floating around the Internet, but what’s worth watching and what’s not? How do we separate the diamonds from the rough? Meet The Feed. Every Friday, we’ll recap and review the must-see golf videos of the week. From viral brands with millions of followers to DIY channels just Read more…
In the build-up to the 2025 Ryder Cup, no one has had a bigger target on their back than Bryson DeChambeau. Part of that is DeChambeau’s own doing—he’s done his fair share of trash talking too—but as we wrote yesterday, the chatter directed at the two-time US Open winner has gotten personal.
You can take Ian Poulter out of the Ryder Cup (and just about every other meaningful golf competition on earth), but you can’t take the Ryder Cup out of Ian Poulter. This week, the former Ryder Cup agitator joined fellow Euro Tyrrell Hatton in front of the SPORTBible cameras to settle a few of golf’s Read more…
Rory McIlroy won’t be a popular fella at Bethpage Black this week. He’s the elder statesman of Team Europe. He’s spent much of the build-up talking trash. He’s skipped tournaments, turned down interviews and refused to back down from his claims that, essentially, he’s earned the right to do those things. But for all the Read more…
Bryson DeChambeau has been in the news this week. Stop us if you’ve heard that one before. The US Ryder Cup star has come under fire from Rory McIlroy and Brandel Chamblee specifically, the latter unleashing a scathing monologue in New York in which he likened DeChambeau to a “circus barker.”
One of the most beloved parts of the Ryder Cup is the chippiness. While pros play their cards close to the chest most of the year, the Ryder Cup offers a biennial opportunity to go all-in.
Some golfers wait their entire lives for a hole-in-one. The seasons change, one after the next. Their hair turns gray, their backs stiffen. They go from walking to riding—from the back tees to the forwards—and still the wait goes on. But not for this kid. This weekend, Reddit user r/haydenantal posted video of his son’s Read more…
For as long as anyone can remember golf has been predicated on two things: Solid contact and unbroken silence. Unfortunately, Keita Nakajima got neither on Thursday at the Open De France when a cough during his backswing led to one biggest – and most bizarre – whiffs you’ll ever see in professional golf.
The only constant in fashion is change. By the decade, by the year, by the season. Trends come and go (and come back and go again), leaving the non-nudists of earth scrambling to catch up. That includes the U.S. Ryder Cup team, who face off against Team Europe every other year in a showdown of Read more…
While we in Australia slept, it was Monday morning in USA – time to rise and grind once again – but Americans woke to a message from the nation’s Commander in Chief, who was already wide awake tackling the big issues facing humankind.
Last year, we reported on Los Angeles golf teaching professional Dave Fink, who launched a movement called #FreeTheTee to raise awareness for a growing problem in the L.A. golf community—tee-time brokers. Public golfers in the Los Angeles area found themselves struggling to land tee times at municipal courses like Balboa Golf Course, Hansen Dam and Read more…
It’s better to be lucky than good. It’s an old saying and not an altogether true one, but you wouldn’t have known it if you were watching the final hole of Jon Rahm’s second round at the BMW PGA Championship.
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