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Tiger Woods registered a mere half point in the U.S. loss to Europe in the Ryder Cup, but to hear his teammates frame it, his investment in the event went far deeper than that.
The 14-time major champion was so disappointed in his performance at Medinah that he approached the U.S. team's four rookies and apologized for not producing enough points to clinch an American victory.
Typically deployed as Team USA’s talisman in Ryder Cup singles, he appeared a carcass of his former iconic self as captain Davis Love III sent him out as the 12th man of 12. From a captain holding a four-point Sunday lead, and... more »
Tiger Woods is the Neil Young of golf, a game-changing talent who has performed better as a solo artist than as a member of a group. The Ryder Cup is his Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young: in four-ball and foursome matches, Woods... more »
MEDINAH, Ill. -- Tiger Woods will sit out a match for the first time in his Ryder Cup history Saturday morning, while Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley will take aim at their third consecutive victory.Woods had played in every... more »
MEDINAH, Ill. -- Martin Kaymer holed the par putt that sent all of Europe into hysterics as the German and his euphoric teammates were understandably overcome with joy.The Europeans had just staged a remarkable comeback at... more »
MEDINAH, Ill. - We need a reason, a theory why the U.S. can have the best golfers in the world but can’t win the Ryder Cup. The Americans lost again Sunday, after holding a huge lead. Did U.S. captain Davis Love III screw up... more »
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