RYDER CUP
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Is it something? Is it nothing? U.S. players being paid a stipend to compete in the Ryder Cup has drawn plenty of questions this week, but does concern have any merit?
It’s been a beautiful couple of days at Bethpage, but that’s about to change as the 45th Ryder Cup nears its start.
With inclement weather in the forecast for Thursday the PGA of America moved the Ryder Cup opening ceremony to Wednesday at Bethpage.
Keegan Bradley can count Michael Jordan as a mentor during his Ryder Cup captaincy. But Bradley isn’t the only one.
Two years after playing the role of foil in Rome, Cantlay arrived in the interview room Tuesday morning at Bethpage Black looking a little different.
Since his newborn son, Victor, came into this world on Aug. 29, Schauffele hasn’t competed on the golf course.
U.S. captain Keegan Bradley on Monday defended the PGA of America’s decision to pay American players a stipend to play in the Ryder Cup.
The European Ryder Cup team is already turning heads with its attire, which has special meaning this week at Bethpage.
On the first official day of Ryder Cup week, as his team began its preparations in earnest, U.S. captain Keegan Bradley admitted Monday that he thought about playing “every second.”
When it comes to Bethpage Black, Paul Azinger, a former U.S. Ryder Cup player and captain, isn’t holding any punches.