'September, 2006' Articles
Valhalla Golf Club is located in Louisville Kentucky in the USA and will play host to the 37th Ryder Cup Matches in 2008.
Valhalla is a private club and is now owned by the PGA of America. Valhalla is a feature of Norse mythology and one might wonder at the wisdom of holding the Ryder Cup in ... (Read on...)
30 September 2006 by John
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The 37th Ryder Cup Matches will be held at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville Kentucky. The dates have been set for 19th-21st of September in 2008. This should be a cliff hanger of an event as the US Team try to win back the trophy on home ground. Who will captain the US team? How will he moti... (Read on...)
30 September 2006 by John
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So the 36th Ryder Cup Matches have been completed and Europe have romped home to a record 3rd in a row victory, where does that leave us? Well for some of us it's onward to Valhalla and the 37th Ryder Cup but in the meantime where does this crushing defeat leave the US team and the future of the c... (Read on...)
27 September 2006 by John
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So the Ryder Cup is Europe's once more... The Europeans won 18.5 - 9.5
The Ryder Cup Players involved in the 36th Ryder Cup were as follows:
Team Europe
Paul Casey
Darren Clarke
Luke Donald
Sergio Garcia
Padraig Harrington
David Howell
Robert Karlsson
Paul McGinley
Colin Montgomerie
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25 September 2006 by John
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Team Europe 18.5 - Team USA 9.5
Congratulations to the European team on an emphatic victory.
Singles results:
Colin Montgomerie Won 1 Up v David Toms
Sergio Garcia v Stewart Cink Won 4&3
Paul Casey Won 2&1 v Jim FurykRobert
Karlsson v Tiger Woods Won 3&2
Luke Donald Won 2&1 v Chad... (Read on...)
24 September 2006 by Joe
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All the strategising is complete and the two captains have laid out their team line-ups for the final day. Monty leads the charge for the Europeans as he has done so impressively and successfully in the past. Europe need just four and a half points to win. Based on the evidence of the first two ... (Read on...)
23 September 2006 by Aodan
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Just as in Brookline in 1999, Europe take a 10-6 lead into the final day of the Ryder Cup. The memories of Justin Leonard's epic comeback on that Sunday afternoon still linger sufficiently with the European team to prevent any complacency from developing in their thoughts and behaviour. Paranoia asi... (Read on...)
23 September 2006 by Aodan
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With the morning fourballs reaching an exciting conclusion, the pairings for the afternoon foursomes have been announced.
Garcia/Donald v Mickelson/Toms
Monty/Westwood v Campbell/Taylor
Casey/Howell v Cink/Johnson
Harrington/McGinley v Furyk/Woods
USA will be facing a deficit of anywher... (Read on...)
23 September 2006 by Aodan
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With the score standing at Europe 5 USA 3, the action begins all over again on Saturday morning at 8am with these pairings:
8.00: Cink/Henry v Casey/Karlsson
8.15: Mickelson/DiMarco v Garcia/Olazabal
8.30: Woods/Furyk v Clarke/Westwood
8.45: Verplank/Johnson v Stenson/Harrington
Tom Lehman ... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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Often, the foursome format can be a greater differentiator than the fourball given the absence of a second chance to cover for a mistake but this afternoon saw an amazingly tight contest with all four games ending on the 18th green. Only the wonderful Sergio Garcia and his partner Luke Donald ended ... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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Europe lead by 2.5 points to 1.5 points after today's fourball matches. In many respects, the matches turned out as expected but I think the Europeans should feel a little frustrated not to have been further ahead given the relatively poor play of Woods & Mickelson.
The pairings of Casey & Karlss... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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It may be over five hours since the first ball was hit at the Ryder Cup this morning but all four matches are still in progress. The top match is on the 18th with Tiger & Furyk 1-up. Matches 2 & 4 are all square, with everything to play for but it looks like a certain point for the Europeans wit... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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All four matches are now on in the inward nine and all of a sudden, it looks like it could be a much better morning for the US team. The inability of Monty and Harrington to make any kind of putt has allowed Furyk & Woods to take a 3-hole lead after 13. It must be hugely frustrating to Ian Woosnam... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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Many people get very excited about the uniforms worn by the teams in the Ryder Cup so here's a quick review of how well, or otherwise, the two teams have looked on this beautiful September morning.
The Americans are clad by Ralph Lauren and are sporting grey and white diamonds on their swea... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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Remarkably, after two hours of golf, none of the four matches has yet gone more than 1-up in any direction. This keeps the possibility of a sweep for either team still alive although the early evidence suggests the Europeans are the likely winners of this day and the tournament.
Tiger Woods has h... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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Despite all the fears of disruption and delay, the 36th Ryder Cup has started in glorious sunshine at the K-Club. The golf has been nothing short of spectacular so far, some highlights:
Tiger Woods hooking his first tee shot right into the River Liffey to much 'oohs' and 'aahs' from the gall... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by Aodan
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The Ryder Cup is one of the most prestigious events in the sporting calendar. The glamour associated with the Ryder Cup is a pretty heady combination of the gravitas of the history of the event, the superstar status of the players, the fervour of the teams to win for their "country" and the huge... (Read on...)
22 September 2006 by John
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When Samuel Ryder first sponsored the competition that bears his name in 1927, it's unlikely that he would have predicted the emergence of WAGs, Park & Ride, blogs, airport-style security and triple-decker corporate boxes. But it's certain he would have welcomed the heavyweight battle that starts th... (Read on...)
21 September 2006 by Aodan
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The 36th Ryder Cup will be played out on the Palmer or North Course at the K Club
Let's hope the weather holds off and the teams get to play some decent golf. Here's a brief overview of the course on which the two teams will do battle:
No. 1 (Bohereen Road) par 4, 418 yards - The fairway of t... (Read on...)
21 September 2006 by John
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The first Ryder Cup pairings have been announced and it looks like it is going to start with a bang. They are as follows:
Match 1
(Time 8:00) Padraig Harrington/Colin Montgomerie (EUROPE - Ireland & Scotland) v Tiger Woods/Jim Furyk (USA)
Match 2
(Time 8:15) Paul Casey/Robert Karlsson (... (Read on...)
21 September 2006 by Joe
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