Late attempts to sell tickets on the re-sale market in the face of a European blowout appear to have been snapped up by vocal fans of the visiting side.
The idea of a LIV Golf player becoming captain of either the US or European teams seems very unlikely; the Europeans would actually have to re-write their rules to allow it to happen. It also seems like Mickelson isn’t biting on the idea, either.
The best drama from the first two days at Bethpage Black involved a caddie and a vice-captain having a go at each other. But ahead of Sunday’s singles session, that beef has been quashed.
The PGA of America is hoping to break all sorts of attendance and viewership records with the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, but one shattered early was the ticket price.
US president Donald Trump posted on social media that he is planning to attend next month’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, as well as who he thinks should be playing for for the American side.
It’s not fair, but it’s not wrong: if somebody else picked him to be on the team, it would be fine. If he picks himself, as he appears poised to do, it’s strange.
Golf Digest writers Shane Ryan and Joel Beall examine whether Bradley’s latest win has created the US team’s biggest headache – or handed them their secret weapon.
Minjee Lee says she will avoid the temptation to set her sights on golfing immortality after moving within striking distance of an eventual career grand slam having won the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
Australian Golf Digest
