Wedding bells for Cantlay and alarm bells for the Americans after another Ryder Cup loss in Europe
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy: Only one American truly had reason to celebrate after the Ryder Cup ended with another home win for Europe.
Solheim Cup Sport News
Winning is all that counts at Ryder Cup, until it isn't
ROME : Last week’s dramatic Solheim Cup finale brought the concept of “retaining the trophy” into sharp focus at the Ryder Cup and produced mixed feelings among the players wrestling with how a draw can effectively be a win and a loss.
PGA Tour says LIV merger attracts unsolicited investor interest
NEW YORK: PGA Tour said its planned merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf and DP World Tour has garnered unsolicited interest from investors as it continues to finalize an agreement with the Public Investment Fund and the DP World Tour.
Donald: Ryder Cup team inspired by Solheim Cup fightback
Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald believes his team will take inspiration from the brilliant fightback which saw Europe retain the Solheim Cup on Sunday.
Leona Maguire on potential for Irish Solheim Cup: 'I know a few clubs who are interested'
Leona Maguire hopes the events of recent Solheim Cups could serve as an "extra incentive" for Irish golf clubs to pitch for hosting rights in the future.
Leona Maguire: Character key in Europe's comeback
Leona Maguire hailed the fighting spirit of her team-mates as Europe retained the Solheim Cup after a 14-14 draw with the United States at Finca Cortesin in Spain.
Europe retain Solheim Cup as Carlota Ciganda stars in dramatic draw with US
Home favourite Carlota Ciganda played a starring role as Europe retained the Solheim Cup after a thrilling 14-14 draw with the United States, the first in the biennial contest’s history.
Carlota Ciganda the hero as Europe retain Solheim Cup with dramatic draw against USA
Home favourite Carlota Ciganda played a starring role after Leona Maguire's early point as Europe retained the Solheim Cup following a thrilling 14-14 draw with the United States, the first in the biennial contest's 33-year history.