Speaking with Karen Crouse an hour after departing Le Golf National, where the Americans suffered a seven-point Ryder Cup loss, Reed ripped into Jordan Spieth and American captain Jim Furyk.
It wasn’t pretty. Not compared to the show he staged on Thursday. But this ain’t ice-skating; no points for aesthetics in this game, especially on a Friday afternoon.
Fujikawa asserted that he doesn’t want this announcement to focus on him, and hopes it helps spread love and acceptance to those in similar situations.
Following his final round at the BMW Championship, Woods was asked what’s next for him after East Lake and the Ryder Cup, and what changes he has in store for his game. His answer was unexpected.
Woods will be playing Ridgewood for just the second time in his career. At the 2010 Barclays, he managed a T-12 finish despite ranking T-43 in strokes gained/off-the-tee.