JackSomething
Roger Freestone
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- Jul 19, 2020
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It's coming up soon and I saw this article about Brooks Koepka on the Beeb:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/58562548
Is that a good indication of why the US record is relatively poor in modern times? They almost always have the better players, but are all about individual success and so find it difficult to gel as a team maybe? Would help explain the excellent Ryder Cup record of middling European players and the comparatively poor record of great American goflers (Hi Tiger!).
If the Yanks can come together as a team, there should be no doubt about the result. Look at the world rankings. Europe have 1 player in the top ten, while the Americans have 8!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/58562548
Is that a good indication of why the US record is relatively poor in modern times? They almost always have the better players, but are all about individual success and so find it difficult to gel as a team maybe? Would help explain the excellent Ryder Cup record of middling European players and the comparatively poor record of great American goflers (Hi Tiger!).
If the Yanks can come together as a team, there should be no doubt about the result. Look at the world rankings. Europe have 1 player in the top ten, while the Americans have 8!
