. Nope, 2 1/2 footer pushed.congrats to Europe. That's all she wrote. How do you put the breaks on a stacked US team? choose a shot makers course pinch the fairways like a Major and grow the rough so its basically unplayable.
kudos Mr Bjorn
the arm chair quarterbacks will be all over Furyk, lol
Mickelson : 0-2 and not even close, geez
Woods: 0-4 this after showing great form over the last 4 weeks
0-6 for these two relics who will participate in a $10 million dollar showdown. :missingte...Ya can't make that shit up
kudos Mr Bjorn
the arm chair quarterbacks will be all over Furyk, lol
Mickelson : 0-2 and not even close, geez
Woods: 0-4 this after showing great form over the last 4 weeks
0-6 for these two relics who will participate in a $10 million dollar showdown. :missingte...Ya can't make that shit up
Bet Euros as US hasn't won there in along time and as a dog the value is clear.
Nice win for the Euros - It's amazing to me how many 2nd run Euros like Poulter and Garcia really step up at this Tourney where as some Americans consistently do poorly here Tiger .....Sometimes will beats skill.
Congrats Europe 9 of last 12
[h=2]Justin Thomas def. Rory McIlroy 1 up[/h]How it happened: It was the heavyweight fight that was expected. The first match out of the box went to the 18th tee all square. The difference was simple: On the most important drive of the day, Thomas hit the 18th fairway and McIlroy did not. McIlroy left a shot in the bunker, then hit a line drive into the water. Once Thomas found the green safely, the hole -- and the match -- was conceded. The U.S. needed a win to start the day, and it got one.
[h=2]Paul Casey halved with Brooks Koepka[/h]How it happened: Second match of the day, second match that went all the way to the 18th hole. This one did not end as well for the Americans. With a short iron in his hands from just 152 yards, Koepka yanked his approach into the bunker. He got up and down from the bunker to make par. Casey had 25 feet up the hill for birdie to win the match, but just missed on the left edge, ending it in a tie. On a day when the U.S. needed every point it could get, this was a hard half-point to let get away.
[h=2]Webb Simpson def. Justin Rose 3&2[/h]How it happened: Simpson had a hot putter in Saturday's foursomes win with Bubba Watson. It carried over into Sunday's singles match with Rose. He won the second and third hole, then pushed the lead to 3 up at the seventh. The lead never shrunk below 2 up and he closed it out with a birdie at the 16th.
