Burns won the WGC Match Play in Austin this year and is best friends w/ Scheffler. It's basically Scottie's call/pick.
No Glover, no Bradley.I would take him no matter what, and exclude JT. I think Glover should make it and drop Burns. Morikowa and Bradley are having a solid week to cement their spot. Ricky is a big question mark.
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Would've loved to see Keegan get picked. He deserved it over at least JT and prolly Burns too. It's a boys club picking their buddies.
Its a match play thing as a team. At some point they are going to take guys that other players trust in certain spots and thats why they have captains picks.. JT hasnt played well but in this setting he just might.
Unfortunately for Cam and Keegan they're not in the Kliq and got passed over for Rickie and JT. Kevin Kisner was a guest on the Fore Play podcast which was recorded before the announcement and he nailed the captains picks.
Why does someone double down on a bet when half of your roster has not even been picked yet? Remember the Euros need to win outright to get the cup unless you adjust the line.
I can answer that. I like the USA roster, even though I don't think JT should have been picked. And I actually think it's going to be deeper than what the Europeans will put out there. But I think that there's a reason US hasn't won over there in 30 years.
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Should be a great Ryder Cup. If both teams play to their potential, it will be classic.
CLV. Was going to bet again but had a feeling it was would so wanted to get it asap. Have a 165 and a 150. Down to 110.
Pretty hard not to like Viktor.
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I won a 7 teamer yesterday!!! Feel so good for Sahith. Such a cool, humble dude.
Of course I put money on Europe. When I saw those four opening matches, I said no way Lexi or DK were going to win or no way Leona Maguire was going to lose. What do I know.
The drivable par 4 over water is such an awesome opening hole. Love it.
Europe ran their mouth too much. US going to roll.
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