Probably the highest quality field thereās ever been eh? I might have to purchase it - Ā£25 for the weekend. Bargain.
That being said, canāt see anything other than a US win here. Unless being on foreign soil throws them a little.
Disappointed to see Sergio get a wildcard over Cabrera-Bello or that other English lad whose name escapes me. I get that weāre a bit unbalanced with rookies but Sergioās played appallingly for ages. Delighted to see Poults get in though - him + the Ryder Cup = magic (and heās been in solid form these last 6 months to boot. Great to see)
Me: where the fuck is Jason Day
Bf: heās Australian
Me: oh
I am quite looking forward to this but my boy DJ has his head screwed up after Paulina deleted all pics of him from her Instagram as it was rumoured heās got a mistress
Another vote for Davidoff Unstoppable US Monster. There isnāt a single weak link there, and even Woods, who used to mix with the rest of his team like oil and water, is just one of the guys these days.
The European team is about as good as we could get I think, with Kaymer being out of form, and certainly stronger looking than last timeās. A past it Westwood, a too-young Fitzpatrick, a not good enough Sullivan, Willett and Wood. Sergioās form is iffy to say the least, but he lives and breathes the RC, and will wind up all the Americans which is an important role. Canāt leave it all to Poults.
I do still think weāve got a shot, being in Europe and all. If this was in the US Iād be looking at 18-10 or worse, but I reckon weāll keep it tight an ultimately lose it in the first half of the singles. 15.5 - 12.5.
In any case, the single best sporting weekend of the year, every single shot seems to echo with importance.
Yeah, I mean anything can happen and itās far from a weak European team, but that US team is so strong. We really need our big names to fire if weāre to have a chance. Molinari, McIlroy, Rose are up there with the best of the US and our wildcards are ridiculously strong if they perform to their potential (Sergio looks sketchy on recent form). Iām backing Tommy F to be the talisman this year, though ultimately valiant in defeat.
Fine at the Ryder Cup, because the partisan nature of the crowd and the atmosphere that rivalry generates is what makes it so good. Obviously bad in any other context.
