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With its late September 2020 date and a summer of potential progress toward fighting the coronavirus pandemic, the Ryder Cup became the one major golf event many hoped could avoid being impacted by COVID-19.
In the aftermath of the announcement that the Ryder Cup would be postponed until September 2021, Europe quickly produced a plan for how its team would be composed over the next 15 months.
Europe’s first loss since 2016 is already in the books.
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The PGA of America and Ryder Cup Europe avoided having “a yawner” of a Ryder Cup, in the words of U.S. captain Steve Stricker, if the two organisations had gone forward with the spectator-less 43rd edition of the matches in September.
Trying to adapt and maintain protocols in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic is a challenge for any workplace, and the PGA Tour is no exception.
The change had a cascading effect, causing the PGA Tour to push the Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow in Charlotte back to 2022, then the subsequent Ryder Cup in Rome to 2023.
he present belongs to Bryson DeChambeau. Mostly because he is bludgeoning golf courses into submission.
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When DeChambeau leans into something, he leans all the way in.
