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Ann Liguori talks with Alex Miceli about the significance of the U.S. Ryder Cup Team's record-breaking 19-9 win over the European Team and whether he thinks
Ann Liguori|
The grades are in, and no surprise that the U.S. has several "A" students after a historic rout.
Jeff Ritter|
The 43rd Ryder Cup was over before the first tee shot was hit Sunday, writes SI's Stephanie Apstein, and the lopsided win cured any ills lingering on the American side
Stephanie Apstein|
The Europeans suffered from too many aging stars who aren’t quite the same and not enough rising young studs. The Americans? Just the opposite, writes Morning Read's Gary Van Sickle.
Gary Van Sickle|
In case you missed it, Brooks Koepka had this exchange with two officials when he didn't get a ruling he wanted Saturday at the Ryder Cup: We wrote about it
Morning Read Staff|
Let the second-guessing begin, writes Morning Read's Alex Miceli, who offers some suggestions for how the European Team can get well before Rome in 2023.
Alex Miceli|
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — The Americans won back the Ryder Cup 19-9 and perhaps a whole lot more Sunday, sending a strong message to Europe with a powerful performance
Associated Press|
Johnson joins Larry Nelson, Arnold Palmer, Gardner Dickinson and Francesco Molinari on the short list of players to go 5 for 5.
Associated Press|
Collin Morikawa sank a short birdie putt on the par-3 17th hole at Whistling Straits to go 1-up and guarantee the American team the Ryder Cup. It became official when he missed a short putt to win the 18th hole outright.
Morning Read Staff|
Rory McIlroy put Team Europe's first point on the board Sunday with a 3 & 2 win over Xander Schauffele and then was near tears describing the camaraderie he
Morning Read Staff|
The American carried his tee shot 354 yards and then holed the 41-foot eagle putt
Associated Press|
Europe was unable to cut into a sizeable deficit on Saturday. And now history, and an opponent that appears unbreakable, are not on their side.
Alex Miceli|
'If I break my wrist, it’s on (expletive) both of you,' Koepka said after a ruling didn't go his way. Our writers debate what should have happened next.
Morning Read Staff|
Here are the 43rd Ryder Cup Sunday singles matches, tee times and predictions for the final day at Whistling Straits.
Morning Read Staff|
McIlroy and Ian Poulter lost 4 and 3 in Saturday afternoon's four-ball session, and McIlroy is now 0-3 this week.
Jeff Ritter|
The USA's six-point lead is near-insurmountable, writes Morning Read's Gary Van Sickle, and it would take something truly mind-bending from the Europeans to prevent a USA rout.
Gary Van Sickle|
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — Things are getting a little testy out there. Bryson DeChambeau figured he had a gimme and thought his European opponents should have conceded
Associated Press|
They had they afternoon off, so the two American Ryder Cup players decided to start the party a little early Saturday at Whistling Straits.
Associated Press|
Here's a quick guide to 2021 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits, which returns to the United States for the first time since 2016.
Morning Read Staff|
Brooks Koepka lost a long argument with rules officials who would not grant him relief from an awkward lie near a drain on the 15th hole at the Ryder Cup on Saturday.
Associated Press|
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