Donald Trump rally fails as Europe seize early Ryder Cup control
Donald Trump acted as the United States’ chief cheerleader, but it failed to have the desired effect as Europe took early control of the Ryder Cup.
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Donald Trump acted as the United States’ chief cheerleader, but it failed to have the desired effect as Europe took early control of the Ryder Cup.
JEDDAH: Al-Ittihad manager Laurent Blanc expressed his frustration after a 2-0 loss at home on Friday to Al-Nassr ended their three-match unbeaten run in the Saudi Professional League.
MUNICH, Germany: Forward Harry Kane struck twice, including a record-extending first half penalty, to reach 100 goals across all competitions for the German champions as they cruised to a 4-0 victory over visitors Werder Bremen on Friday.
FARMINGDALE, New York :Scottie Scheffler's Ryder Cup campaign got off to a rough start on Friday at Bethpage Black, as the world's top-ranked golfer lost both his matches on the first day on his home turf and the U.S. team trailed Europe by three points.
FARMINGDALE: Europe grabbed a 5.5-2.5 lead over the United States after the completion of Friday’s opening day of matches in the 45th Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. The Europeans seized a 3-0 lead for the first time on US soil on the way to a 3-1 lead after morning foursomes matches. In the afternoon four-ball matches, which US President Donald Trump watched from the first tee, there was little US improvement. In four-balls, Americans Justin Thomas and Cam Young routed Ludvig Aberg and Rasmus Hojgaard 6&5. Europe’s Jon Rahm and Sepp Straka beat top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and J.J.
President Donald Trump and Bryson DeChambeau walk to the first tee together at Bethpage Black during the Friday afternoon session of the Ryder Cup.
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Europe's biggest stars showed up — and the American team's didn't — on the opening day of the 45th Ryder Cup on Friday, which is why the U.S. will have to climb out of another big hole over the final two days at Bethpage Black.
Everyone wanted to see the first shot. The last one told the story better.