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World Ranking Rejects LIV

Stroke play is a better test of golf, but match play is a better test of character. JOE CARR

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News Of The First World: HatGate Is Here To Stay

Stroke play is a better test of golf, but match play is a better test of character. JOE CARR

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Ryder Cup: Champions, Cutmakers And (Point) Missers

Stroke play is a better test of golf, but match play is a better test of character. JOE CARR

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The Slow Drip Begins

Stroke play is a better test of golf, but match play is a better test of character. JOE CARR

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Europe Wins The 2023 Ryder Cup

As each year goes by I fear the true sporting spirit of match play is less and less in evidence. We find a growing disposition for play to concentrate on the figures that are registered at a hole rather than on the question of whether the hole is lost or won in a purely friendly match.
TOM SIMPSON

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Wednesday At The 2023 Ryder Cup

As each year goes by I fear the true sporting spirit of match play is less and less in evidence. We find a growing disposition for play to concentrate on the figures that are registered at a hole rather than on the question of whether the hole is lost or won in a purely friendly match.
TOM SIMPSON

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2023 Ryder Cup Tuesday

As each year goes by I fear the true sporting spirit of match play is less and less in evidence. We find a growing disposition for play to concentrate on the figures that are registered at a hole rather than on the question of whether the hole is lost or won in a purely friendly match.
TOM SIMPSON

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Ryder Cup Monday: Captain's Speak, Monty Surfaces And Some Weird Props

As each year goes by I fear the true sporting spirit of match play is less and less in evidence. We find a growing disposition for play to concentrate on the figures that are registered at a hole rather than on the question of whether the hole is lost or won in a purely friendly match.
TOM SIMPSON

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Solheim Cup Highlights Team Golf's Brilliance And Pitfalls

As each year goes by I fear the true sporting spirit of match play is less and less in evidence. We find a growing disposition for play to concentrate on the figures that are registered at a hole rather than on the question of whether the hole is lost or won in a purely friendly match.
TOM SIMPSON

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When In Rome!

In every department of architecture the artistic form of expression is always the most attractive.
TOM SIMPSON

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Major(s) News & Notes, September 21, 2023

In every department of architecture the artistic form of expression is always the most attractive.
TOM SIMPSON

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Ryder Cup: Team Europe's Confidential Personality Test

In every department of architecture the artistic form of expression is always the most attractive.
TOM SIMPSON

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Weekend Wrap: Europeans Cruising Into The Ryder Cup

In every department of architecture the artistic form of expression is always the most attractive.
TOM SIMPSON

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Major(s) News & Notes, September 15th, 2023

Never let a green be absolutely flat. Billiard table greens can never pretend to be artistic. Something must be done to introduce a little novelty and remove baldness of design. TOM SIMPSON and H.N. WETHERED

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USA Comes Back To Win The Walker Cup

That little bunker on the seventeenth green at St. Andrews, that group of rushes on the fourteenth green at Hoylake, that “trap” bunker at the third green at North Berwick, these hazards are not to be laughed at or lightly lofted, they must be negotiated with nicety and avoided with avidity. JOHN LOW

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The 49th Walker Cup Has Arrived

That little bunker on the seventeenth green at St. Andrews, that group of rushes on the fourteenth green at Hoylake, that “trap” bunker at the third green at North Berwick, these hazards are not to be laughed at or lightly lofted, they must be negotiated with nicety and avoided with avidity. JOHN LOW

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Match Play On The Old Course!

That little bunker on the seventeenth green at St. Andrews, that group of rushes on the fourteenth green at Hoylake, that “trap” bunker at the third green at North Berwick, these hazards are not to be laughed at or lightly lofted, they must be negotiated with nicety and avoided with avidity. JOHN LOW

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USA's Ryder Cup Picks Are In!

That little bunker on the seventeenth green at St. Andrews, that group of rushes on the fourteenth green at Hoylake, that “trap” bunker at the third green at North Berwick, these hazards are not to be laughed at or lightly lofted, they must be negotiated with nicety and avoided with avidity. JOHN LOW

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Major(s) News & Notes, August 24th, 2023

Jon Rahm reiterates importance of majors when asked about the FedExCup.

Plus, GB&I's Walker Cup squad, Europe's final two weeks before Rome decisions, the Mickelson pile on, ANGC summer work & much more!

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Weekend Wrap: Dunlap Wins Amateur, U.S. Walker Cup Team Set

A weekend wrap that helped us better understand who will play on the Walker and Ryder Cup teams. Plus, Nick Dunlap makes some incredible history in winning a lively U.S. Am. Also, the PGA Tour's Top 30 set for 2024's majors and Ryder Cup USA's top six are confirmed after the BMW Championship. Plus, Homa heckled over $3 bet.

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