Questions will follow after U.S. loss at Ryder Cup
October 1, 2012 in West Central Tribune
The Ryder Cup didn’t end with the closing ceremony at Medinah.
In a tradition that began about the time Europe started winning with regularity, no Ryder Cup can be put to bed without second-guessing. It figures to last for at least a week, maybe until 2014 when the next one is played in Scotland. Continue Reading
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