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With experience comes wisdom. Rory McIlroy, now a seven-time Ryder Cup veteran with a 5-2 record, has been a part of the five-straight five-plus-point blowout wins by the home team, a streak dating back nearly a decade to 2014, and understands the challenge of a road victory in the current era.
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With seven players from the 2021 European Ryder Cup Team suiting up in Rome, including four rookies, this year is a changing of a guard for Team Europe. A five-point, 10½-5½ lead going into Sunday singles didn't seem a likely outcome with so many new faces.
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It was the quote heard 'round the golf world. Rory McIlroy, a golf prodigy who at age 19 won his first DP World Tour title, had long been anointed as the future of the European Ryder Cup Team.
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The United States regained possession of the Ryder Cup on Sunday, with an emphatic 19-9 victory, the largest winning margin since the biennial match expanded to include all of continental Europe in 1979. From Rory McIlroy’s emotional post-round interview to U.S.
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An emotional Rory McIlroy speaks to what the Ryder Cup means to him.
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Rory McIlroy defeated Xander Schauffele 3&2 in Sunday's singles matches at the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits
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KOHLER, Wis. – The U.S. Ryder Cup Team is out to a commanding 11-5 lead, and the buzz around Whistling Straits indicates a changing of the guard could be in store during Sunday’s Singles matches.
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KOHLER, Wis. – Maybe Tony Finau was right. He said this year’s U.S.
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Dustin Johnson & Collin Morikawa defeated Ian Poulter & Rory McIlory 4&3 in Saturday afternoon's four-ball matches at the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits
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Beginning the fourth session with a hefty 9-3 lead, the U.S. Team made a few changes to their lineup compared to Friday afternoon.