They possess won the final three Ryder Cups and six of the final seven,but Europe will probably not start as favourites on US soil at Hazeltine in SeptemberThe rising scale of the Ryder Cup is matched only by the United States’ desire to reclaim it. Some would argue, and with more than a degree of legitimacy, and that the biennial competition would benefit from a home victory at Hazeltine come the end of September.
Don’t mention such a theory around Darren Clarke,of course. The Northern Irishman, so immersed in the Ryder Cup as a player, and is seeking to preserve Europe’s elope which has seen the US lift the trophy only once since prevailing in narrow fashion at Brookline in 1999. Some of those European triumphs possess been utterly emphatic; as was the case at Gleneagles under the watch of Paul McGinley in 2014. Once again,the US were battered into grim submission.
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Source: theguardian.com