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The historically strong duo of Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth will sit for Marco Simone’s opening foursomes session.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The undefeated pair of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele will play Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood in the final match of the morning session.
Bob Harig|
Also known as alternate shot, foursomes have proved baffling for the U.S. in road Ryder Cups.
Bob Harig|
The former U.S. Amateur champion is one of Luke Donald’s assistants and provides statistical analysis that could save shots.
Alex Miceli|
Hovland electrified the Marco Simone crowds on Thursday, and the competition hasn’t even started yet.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The Ryder Cup only comes around every two years, so don't miss out on some unique pieces from various brands.
Janice Ferguson|
Here are all the highlights from the official Ryder Cup gala photos on Rome’s Spanish Steps.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Reed’s $750 million defamation case was once again dismissed by the court.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A win at the PGA Championship made Koepka impossible to ignore, but he said the same opportunity was there for other LIV players.
Alex Miceli|
The five-time major champion gave an honest assessment of all 24 players in this year’s match-play competition.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Clark might be a first-timer at the Ryder Cup, but he wasn’t afraid to throw out a subtle jab at the European team on Wednesday.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Harman faced hostile crowds in winning the British Open in July, but he acknowledges that there's no way to prepare for European Ryder Cup crowds.
Bob Harig|
Players on the last American Ryder Cup team to win in Europe remember it like it was yesterday. This week, the U.S. attempts to end the 30-year drought.
Bob Harig|
The 24-time Grand Slam champion had some highlights and lowlights at Marco Simone.
Gabrielle Herzig|
When he was 20, Rory McIlroy said the Ryder Cup was an unimportant exhibition for him. He can laugh at that now.
Bob Harig|
The Englishman guaranteed he'd win a 'swear-off' against another fiery teammate, Jon Rahm.
Bob Harig|
European Ryder Cup legends Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter are among several mainstays missing after joining the rival tour.
Bob Harig|
Our expert sees the U.S. ending its decades-long road drought behind a better rookie class and a course that won't favor the home team.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
In major sports, arenas are increasingly identical and teams can feel at home while away. But in the biennial Ryder Cup, Michael Rosenberg writes, the road is still uncomfortable—and that's beautiful.
Michael Rosenberg|
It’s only Tuesday at the Ryder Cup and McIlroy is already breaking out the double fist pump.
Gabrielle Herzig|
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