Europe hold off tense US fightback for emotional Ryder Cup triumph
Team Europe denied a dramatic United States fightback to complete an emotional 17.5-10.5 upset victory
Ryder Cup
Fowler relishes battle with Rory
With McIlroy and Fowler both aged 25 and displaying a swashbuckling style, they are regarded as a duo who could influence a generation of golfers.
McIlroy is up for the ultimate test
Rory McIlroy tells Ewan Murray why the biennial match between Europe and the US provides golf’s ‘ultimate buzz’.
Ian Poulter’s success smells like team spirit
One would have to visit a football ground rather than a golf course to discover the source of the inspiration behind Poulter’s Ryder Cup love affair.
US team dominates first day of Ryder Cup
The United States has emerged victorious from a pulsating first day’s play in the 39th Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club on Friday.
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Ryder Cup captain Love qualifies for British Open
Davis Love was among eight players who had qualified for the British Open in an international qualifier in which Brian Davis earned top honours.
South Africa Open may move for Presidents Cup
The date of this year’s South African Open may be moved to accommodate the Presidents Cup.
Olazabal named as Europe’s Ryder Cup captain
Spaniard Jose Maria Olazabal has been confirmed as Europe’s 2012 Ryder Cup captain.
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How Monty’s better side brought out best in Europe
He can be charming and inspirational but he can be jaw-droppingly rude, the last man you might want to call upon in your moment of greatest need.
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Unstoppable Europe seize control at Ryder Cup
Lee Westwood and Luke Donald set the tone as Europe charged 9-1/2 points to 6-1/2 ahead of the United States on Sunday.
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Ryder Cup poised for Monday finish after start delayed
The Ryder Cup appears set for a first Monday finish after the start of the third day’s play was delayed on Sunday after torrential rain.
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US edge ahead after rain ruins opening day
The United States, inspired by a sizzling birdie run from Stewart Cink, came from behind to seize control in Friday’s unfinished fourball matches.
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Moment of truth for Monty
Colin Montgomerie insists that should Europe regain the Ryder Cup it will not mean anything on a personal level for him
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Tiger likes to ‘chat while he plays’
American golfing greats Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson may be Ryder Cup teammates but they will never be friends.
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All eyes on Woods as US arrive for Ryder Cup
The United States Ryder Cup team arrived at Cardiff airport on Monday, with all eyes on Tiger Woods.
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Problems to sort out for Ryder Cup captains
Ryder Cup captains Corey Pavin of the US and his European counterpart, Colin Montgomerie face as tough a task now as they did as players.
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Monty and Ollie in Ryder Cup captaincy showdown
The search to find a Ryder Cup captain for Europe will go down to the wire with Colin Montgomerie and Jose Maria Olazabal contesting for the honour.
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Golf can ride out financial storm, PGA says
Golf’s special bond with the corporate world and wide fan base put it in a strong position to ride out the current financial crisis.
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Papers slam Faldo over Ryder Cup tactics
Nick Faldo faced a chorus of criticism at home on Monday after Europe’s lopsided Ryder Cup loss to the United States.
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Weekley, Perry, Holmes spark US win
Boo Weekley, true to his gregarious nature, galloped up and down the first fairway astride his driver to help fire up the crowd on the final day.
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High drama as US lead Europe
The United States go into Sunday’s Ryder Cup singles with a two-point lead after battling Europe to a dramatic draw.
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Mickelson’s roller-coaster hits another low
Phil Mickelson’s Ryder Cup roller-coaster dipped to another low on Saturday as the world number two had two points slip through his fingers.
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Wilson makes mark at Ryder Cup
Some said Oliver Wilson did not belong in the Ryder Cup — now they know he does. The Englishman squeezed on to Nick Faldo’s team at the last gasp.
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US take Ryder Cup by storm as Europe wilts
Paul Azinger’s tactics of playing all 12 of his men on the opening day of the Ryder Cup paid handsome dividends on Friday as the US grabbed the lead.
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Early honours to Europe in Ryder Cup
Early honours went to Europe on the opening day of the Ryder Cup on Friday, taking a quick lead in two out of the four opening foursomes.
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Europe poised to tighten hold on Ryder Cup
With two years of patient preparation finally behind them, Europe launch their bid on Friday for an unprecedented fourth successive Ryder Cup.
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Team talk hots up at Ryder Cup
Ryder Cup team speculation gathered pace at Valhalla Golf Club on Wednesday two days ahead of Friday’s opening foursomes.
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Ryder Cup slump a mystery to Mickelson
Phil Mickelson has played on six Ryder Cup teams and lost five of them and he admits he is at a loss to explain why this is.
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Team unity Faldo’s top priority at Valhalla
Europe’s team spirit has underpinned their dominance of recent Ryder Cups and captain Nick Faldo has made that a priority for their title defence.