Ian Poulter ponders Ryder Cup snub even if he qualifies
Ian Poulter has suggested he would consider not competing in the Ryder Cup if he qualifies for September's contest in Rome.
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Ian Poulter has suggested he would consider not competing in the Ryder Cup if he qualifies for September's contest in Rome.
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