Sunday, bloody Sunday.
The USA team will need one in his favor.
After suffering a record kick in the first two days of Ryder cup THEir Bethpage BlackAmericans are against Sunday’s biggest deficit in the history of the event in its current format.
Europeans lead 11.5-4.5 and are only 2.5 points away from the Cup security. However, it is not over until it is over. Sundaydo Sunday Singles matches important, and has 12 of them. Here you have a ranking of those matches, listed in the opposite order of interest.
12: Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
If you have forgotten that these two were in Bethpage this week, you forgive. Each man has appeared in only one match and has not even won a point. If the Ryder Cup were a price war, it would be at the end of the undercard.
11: Harris English vs Victor Hovland
Hovland had to withdraw from his planned afternoon with four balls due to neck pain. English looks healthy. But after playing in just two games and lost both, his feelings can be hurt. The team’s respective captains set the last two for a reason: Hovland, apparently because he is injured; English, apparently, because… we will allow you to draw your conclusions about Braintrust’s faith in the US in it.
10: JJ span vs sepp straka
No disregard is intended, as both players are coming out of the stellar seasons and each has fully performed this week. But no man is a particularly fiery personality and – let’s admit – “spaun v. Straka” is not exactly synonymous with “blood blood”. Plus, with the other six matches coming out in front of them, the Ryder Cup can be resolved before this is turning.
9. Sam Burns vs Robert Macintyre
These two have been used with savings, appearing in just two matches each. But the two have come out big in the pressure moments. The intensity will not miss here.
8. Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
It has been a rough week for Henley, who lost both of his matches while paired with world No.1 Scottie Scheffler. And it has not been an easy one for Lowry, given the abuse he received from the ancestors. After Saturday’s four -ball matches, Lowry said races of this kind are “why get up in the morning”. In a hostile environment, he will play with a chip on his shoulder. His opponent will have something even greater to try.
7. Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton
Morikawa is without victory this week. Hatton is invincible. This is a fairly fair reflection of every man’s last form. But this will still be a engaged competition between two of the best iron players in the game.
6. Patrick Cantlay vs Ludwig Aberg
A young star with the fastest pre-shop routine against a steel veteran who could pass like a lawn statue on the ball. This is not just a battle of impressive talents. It is an intriguing style collision.
5. Justin Thomas vs Tommy Fleetwood
Entering the week, Scottie Scheffler was Team USA’s best player, but Justin Thomas was as close as she had in her heart and soul, a demonstration competitor and experienced Ryder Cupper with an ability to promote the crowd at home. American captain Keegan Bradley is sending it early in hope, no doubt, Thomas can light a fire in the gallery. There is only one capture: he is against a boy who has been as good as anyone deceived the opposition spark.
4. Xander Schauffle vs Jon Rahm
Anteda known, Schauffle’s game has not been sharper. But he remains an A-lister in Team USA, a great winner twice known for his mental severity. Rahm, meanwhile, is the latest in a long line of Spanish Stalwarts Ryder Cup, who happens to play with Flash of Seve, the touch of Ollie and Power of Sergio, all wrapped in one.
3. Bryson Dechambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick
It is seductive to call this David v. Goliath, but this would only be applied to their physical stature. His 2-1-0 record this week fails to capture how big Fitzpatrick has been this week. As for Dechambeau, at any time he is in the spotlight, is a great event.
2. Cameron Young Vs Justin Rose
Some people thought Young, a local New Yorker, must first hit his team Thursday morning to get the crowd at home. Captain’s choice will now play in Sunday’s main match for another reason: he has been the best American performer. Not that any of them is suitable for Ratter Rose, the most seasoned competitor in each team, who is playing as the killer of Ryder Cup that is.
1. Scottie Scheffler vs Rory Mcilroy
This can only be shown in number: is world no. 1 v. The world no. 2! But we can also pour a few words in accordance. On the one hand is the most prevailing golf player since Tiger Woods who is rapidly developing a reputation similar to the Forests for Subformation in the Ryder Cup. He is still looking for his first point this week. On the other hand, it is the leader of the European team and the Rod Lightning for the abuse of spectators, who is seeking to put a bow in a season in which he finally nabbed an elusive master to round Grand Slam career. If you can’t get into this, we don’t know what to say.
