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U.S. media leads way in Ryder Cup competition
Wednesday September 20, 2006 | 08:54:57 238 words, 2020 views
I’m a big fan of harbingers and portents, but I’m also superstitious, so I’m a little leery about mentioning this. But… A U.S. media contingent whipped its European counterparts recently in a pre-Ryder Cup event. Whipped them good. Pounded them, in fact. Got them down, put a foot on their throat, and never let up. Sent them home with their tails between their legs. All in good fun, of course. My group was playing against a silent Scot and a huge Swede. The Swede wanted to win so badly he took himself out of the game. We played at the Palmer course at the K Club, the site of the real Ryder Cup starting this weekend, and there were more than a few gripes from the Euros about it being such an “American” course. True enough, we didn’t have to adapt to any European-style links golf – no wind, no long, dry bounces in the fairways, no death-rough. We tore up the American course – relatively speaking – and left them in tatters. I don’t think this will be such an advantage for the real U.S. Ryder Cuppers, because European pros are more used to playing American courses than European media, who aren’t as wealthy as the pros and thus can’t afford to travel to the U.S. as much. In any case – I’ve done my part for God and country. Now, if only Tiger can follow my example. Comments:
"Now, if only Tiger can follow my example."
Im sorry, I missed the bulletin stating that the Tiger Woods is the only US representative in the Ryder Cup. Tiger Woods could 'follow your example' and the US still returns unsuccessful. This isnt hinged on Tiger Woods having a great day, it's hinged on TEAM PLAY.
Oh my god, my mistake! I don't want to be responsible for a lack of TEAM PLAY by the
U.S. Hey, there is no "I" in team!
I think after the "Dubliner" publication
about Tigers wife and other wives of the Americans, a collective Team effort won't be to hard to see. Should be fun to watch.
Comment from: Shanks [Member]
This crap about "American-style course" is a joke. It's an inland course like 90% of the other courses in Ireland. The only difference is it's manicured well enough to hold a top Euro Tour event. However, having said that, it is a crying shame that they are not playing this on one of their magnificent links courses like Portmarnock, Ballybunion, etc.
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