Three Ryder Cup Moments That Still Define Golf’s Greatest Team Event

The Ryder Cup has always felt slightly different from the rest of golf, because for one week the sport stops being quiet, individual and controlled, and turns into something louder, stranger and far more emotional.
For most of the year, a golfer stands over the ball alone, lives with his own mistakes and has nobody else to blame when a putt slips past the edge. Then the Ryder Cup comes along and suddenly everything changes.
The galleries feel closer. The celebrations feel bigger. Even the missed