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The American, playing in his third Ryder Cup this week at Bethpage Black, had high expectations for the notoriously boisterous New York crowds, which, in his opinion, haven’t lived up to their billing through two days of fans being allowed on site.
As for the “other” financial questions this week and the $200,000 stipend U.S. players are receiving from the PGA of America for their participation, Morikawa had a more nuanced answer.
Here is a look at the brand and model of golf balls that each of the 24 Ryder Cup players will use at Bethpage Black.
A quick start will be pivotal during the Ryder Cup. Take a look at the course outlook of Bethpage Black and how well both the United States and European teams do at keeping things near the hole.
New York sports fans have been so starved for something to celebrate that they poured out of Madison Square Garden onto the streets and snarled city traffic in May.
Jim “Bones” Mackay discusses his memories from caddying at the Ryder Cup, including how he handled the 2004 pairing of Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.
DeChambeau, the polarizing LIV and YouTube poster boy, could very well prove the difference, good or bad, for the U.S. Ryder Cup team in front of an amplified New York crowd.
Rex Hoggard reports on President Donald Trump’s expected visit to this year’s Ryder Cup, highlighting increased security measures fans can expect to face at Bethpage Black.
Miles Russell has shown “maturity” on and off the golf course from an early age, but it’s the “fierce” competitor inside of him that earned him a lifelong group of friends and spots on two U.S. Junior Ryder Cup teams.
Ryder Cup officials announced Wednesday increased security measures with U.S. President Donald Trump scheduled to attending Friday morning’s opening session.
