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Oct 2nd, 2016 Article

Danny Willett: my brother was right

Peter Willett’s article in National Club Golfer before the Ryder Cup described American fans as a "baying mob of imbeciles", "cretins" and "dim Yanks". Now Danny Willett is backing him up.

Sep 28th, 2016 Article

Ryder Cup Picture Spectacular

Things are heating up at Hazeltine, and these are only the practice days?! Here are the best pictures so far + added japery...

Aug 12th, 2016 Article

Beef plays down Ryder Cup chances

Beef has been playing down his chances of getting a wildcard selection for next month's Ryder Cup, and has said he would not pick himself if he was captain of Europe's team.

Nov 21st, 2015 Article

Paul Casey not back in

To our great disappointment, Paul Casey has decided not to rejoin the European Tour. So he won’t be coming to Hazeltine for the Ryder Cup. Boo hoo!

Mar 5th, 2017 Article

Valderrama Meets... Tony Jacklin CBE

This is sensational. Major winner, Ryder Cup legend as a player and Captain – Tony Jacklin CBE gives Valderrama both barrells as they sing together and plot revenge over a certain Mexican golf nuisance....

Oct 2nd, 2016 Article

Thomas Pieters & Rory McIlroy

So we’ve lost the Ryder Cup, and we are spending today getting over it. But there are some real positives that have come out of these three epic days of battle: and none more so than the new Pieters and McIlroy partnership.

Oct 2nd, 2016 Article

McIlroy v Reed

One of the greatest Ryder Cup battles ever has to be the encounter between Rory McIlroy and Team USA's talisman player Patrick Reed. Watch their amazing putting duel here.

Sep 30th, 2016 Article

Spanish fight back keeps Team Europe in contention

The fight back continues from Team Europe, with the Spanish duo of Garcia and Cabrera–Bella securing a valuable, perhaps invaluable, half against Spieth and Reed, who for so long had looked comfortable victors.