For nearly 100 years, the U.S. has sent its 12 best male golfers into battle against the best dozen from across the pond. These biennial competitions have produced sublime brilliance, shattering despair, and bitter on-course feuds, often in the space of the same weekend.
Dig into this collection of podcasts and features highlighting golf’s most heated rivalry. You’ll find Paul McGinley reflecting on his time in the captain’s chair, Shane Ryan tracing the tournament’s origin and evolutions, Big Randy waxing poetic on alternate shot and Seve being Seve. It’s a 360-degree look at an event that, while played for no prize money, never fails to generate priceless moments.
Inside the Ropes
Conversations with Ryder Cup competitors, captains and pundits
Inside the Ropes
Conversations with Ryder Cup competitors, captains and pundits
Left to right: Nicklaus looking on with the WAGS in 1983, Seve swashbuckling in 1985, Spieth off to battle in 2016
Good Reads
Heroes and villains. Hot takes and hidden treasures. These Ryder Cup stories cut deep.
Good Reads
Heroes and villains. Hot takes and hidden treasures. These Ryder Cup stories cut deep.
