Ryder cup
Europe backs Harrington, McIlroy after Ryder Cup disaster
The Americans' 19-9 triumph at Whistling Straits was the largest margin of victory since the US-Europe format was adopted in 1979, the Europeans never winning a...
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USA, Europe aim to tame nerves in pursuit of Ryder Cup
Europe have won nine of the last 12 editions of the biennial match play event, including three of the past six on US soil.
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Top-ranked Rahm alive to Spain's Ryder Cup legacy
The 43rd edition of the match play clash between the United States and Europe caps a roller-coaster year for the 26-year-old, who captured his first major title at Torrey Pines in June.
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DeChambeau might quiet hecklers with Ryder Cup length
Bryson DeChambeau might just silence hecklers from his feud with Brooks Koepka with some long-driving success for the United States against Europe at this week's Ryder Cup.
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Schauffele, Spieth head US Ryder captain's picks as Reed left out
Xander Schauffele, 27, will be the first Olympic gold medallist to represent America in the Ryder Cup.
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Morikawa, Johnson grab Ryder Cup spots as PGA playoffs begin
Morikawa leads the season points standings entering the three-event season finale that concludes with the Tour Championship while Johnson is the defending FedEx Cup champion.
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Els, Clarke, Furyk lead golf's inaugural World Champions Cup
The event, announced Tuesday in Chicago by sports marketing firm Intersport, will be a match-play battle between United States, Europe and World teams in an annual event fashioned after the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup.
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Ryder Cup postponed due to coronavirus
The hotly-contested biennial team competition between the United States and Europe, known for its raucous, partisan crowds, was originally scheduled for Sept. 25-27 at Whistling Straits. It will now be held Sept. 24-26, 2021.
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Ryder Cup to be postponed to 2021: ESPN
The biennial Ryder Cup, which pits a U.S. team against Europe, was scheduled to take place from Sept. 25-27 at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin but will instead be played in the same time frame next year.
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McIlroy hopes Ryder Cup will be moved to 2021
The Ryder Cup is still scheduled to take place from September 25-27 in Wisconsin, but spectators would almost certainly not be allowed to attend if it did go ahead.
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Ryder Cup may have to 'take one for team' and go ahead without fans - Harrington
The golf calendar has been severely affected due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 3.11 million people globally, causing over 216,000 deaths.
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McIlroy against fan-less Ryder Cup
With the global golf season in chaos due to the coronavirus pandemic, the game's administrators are running through a range of possible scenarios as they attempt to plot a path back to competition.
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PGA says Ryder Cup without fans under consideration
Waugh told New York's WFAN radio that while a Ryder Cup without spectators was "hard to imagine," PGA officials were looking to see if the event could be held with "virtual fans."
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Woods roars back, 'Moliwood' star in dramatic 2018
It was an eventful year for golf fans, with Tiger Woods' return adding a sub-plot to the bigger tournaments, even as many of the younger generation confirmed their respective rises to the top of the game.
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Molinari stunned by 'incredible' 2018
Molinari had always been respected as a solid presence in professional golf, but his rise this year has been a surprise.
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Where the Ryder Cup was won and lost
AFP Sport looks at where the 42nd edition of the biennial team golf showdown was won and lost.
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Woods paired with Reed in Ryder Cup opener
Woods, back in the competition after not playing in the last two editions, is in hot form and it looks a formidable partnership with this year’s Masters champion Reed.
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Rahm feeling electric for Ryder Cup debut
The fiery 23-year-old, who finished fourth at this year’s US Masters and PGA Championship, will have a tough time matching the exploits of Seve Ballesteros, Jose Maria Olazabal or Sergio Garcia.
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Europe vs USA: Who's who in the Ryder Cup
Presentation of the players for the European and American teams for the Ryder Cup 2018.
