At the award ceremony Ryder Cup On the 18th hole none of the legendary rock group’s songs were played Fleetwood Mac, led in its era by true musical geniuses such as Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, Steve Nicks and Christine McVie. Pure rock history with a few albums and songs to keep framed.
This week on Marco Simone Roman is there, in some ways, a Fleetwood and a Mac. tommythe English golfer who won his second Ryder, was the one who, after the confidence given him by his captain by going out in singles in the penultimate match, secured victory in Europe with his half point, in last is a whole. point.
More than one person’s heart must have dropped when they saw the heartfelt hug the vice-captain gave them for over a minute. Txema Olazabal on the same 16th green and which ended with someone as phlegmatic as the British crying on the shoulder of the extraordinary Basque, Ryder winner as a player and captain.
Ryder has moments like this. It is worth playing and suffering so that, if you win, you can enjoy it this way. And experience it as the 45,000 spectators who packed the facilities every day experienced it, and the 7,000 that at 7:30 in the morning filled the great grandstand at hole 1.
The Mac is owned Robert MacIntyrethe left-handed Scottish golfer finished the fourballs very well on Saturday and this Sunday he defeated a US Open champion like Wyndham Clark in the final match, on the 17th hole. Scotland, the birthplace of golf, figures well in the making of who will come to succeed the great Scots who have competed in the Ryder such as Sandy Lyle, Sam Torrance, Colin Montgomerie and Paul Lawrie.
All this, fortunately, extinguished the echoes of false statements of Brooks Koepka accusing Jon Rahm of acting like a child after a Basque warm-up on a hole, and the behavior in the parking lot on Saturday morning of a caddy carrying a bag of Tiger Woodsreaching almost to the hands with Rory McIlroy: Joe Lacava.
It also leaves as an anecdote, although perhaps for many it is not, the widespread and denied fraud that Patrick Cantlay He went on to say that they should be charged for playing Ryder. If Don Samuel raised his head…
It must have been a very long night in Rome, the Eternal City. The twelve European players certainly celebrated as they deserved the victory that few bet on the American team that traveled to Italy.
Ryder does not know about big names, well, in this way, but with the name you do not win this competition. The Ryder, starting this Sunday, has honored its 12 new Gladiators. Born fighter and competitor where ever there is one.
Source: La Verdad
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