Send LPGA players to Ryder Cup
The U.S. Ryder Cup team needs to pack up their skirts and head home -- they're done in embarrassing fashion. Maybe we should send an LPGA team to the next Ryder Cup -- at least they will play with some passion, which is sorely missing from this year's squad.
The best golfer in the world didn't show up for this event -- maybe because there was pride instead of money on the line. And Phil Mickelson -- don't get me started. Big Phil hit the ball about as well Bill Murray on a bad day.
At least they have the opportunity for some redemption on Sunday. Look for them to make a mini-comeback to save face and to give Americans undue hope that we will fare better next time around.
The best golfer in the world didn't show up for this event -- maybe because there was pride instead of money on the line. And Phil Mickelson -- don't get me started. Big Phil hit the ball about as well Bill Murray on a bad day.
At least they have the opportunity for some redemption on Sunday. Look for them to make a mini-comeback to save face and to give Americans undue hope that we will fare better next time around.
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LPGA players? Ha.
Jimmy, I think you've used up your allotment of "embarrassing" references in the past 3 days.
No. 1, you're wrong about Tiger Woods. The U.S. has won three matches -- he's won two of them.
The Americans have been outplayed, plain and simple. Don't forget, the Europeans were favored to win this thing.
Europe is better at this event right now.
Not every U.S. loss is embarrasing. It's extremely disappointing, you would think a team with the top three players in the world could get the job done, but there are 12 guys on each team. Europe was much deeper heading into this thing, and everyone knew that.
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