Famous 5: The Europeans Who Changed Ryder Cup History

The Golf Channel created this short film about the 5 European golfers who changed the course of the Ryder Cup at a time when it may have disappeared. It was great to release it this week and it really hyped me up about this year’s Ryder Cup. Check it out before things kick off tomorrow.

2006 Ryder Cup Schedule and Team Info

The 2006 Ryder Cup is being held at the K Club in Kildare, Ireland later this week and everyone is getting pumped up. Here’s the US television schedule…

  • Friday, September 22 on USA – 8AM – 6PM ET
  • Saturday, September 23 on NBC – 8AM – 6PM ET
  • Sunday, September 24 on NBC -8AM – 12:30PM ET

2006 United States Ryder Cup Team

Captain

  • Tom Lehman

Assistant Captains

  • Corey Pavin
  • Loren Roberts

Team Members

  • Tiger Woods
  • Phil Mickelson
  • Jim Furyk
  • Chad Campbell
  • David Toms
  • Chris DiMarco
  • Vaughn Taylor
  • J.J. Henry
  • Fred Funk
  • Zach Johnson
  • Brett Wetterich
  • Stewart Cink
  • Scott Verplank

2006 European Ryder Cup Team

Captain

  • Ian Woosnam

Vice Captains

  • Peter Baker
  • Des Smyth

Assistant Captains

  • Sandy Lyle
  • David J Russell

Team Members

  • Darren Clarke
  • Paul Casey
  • Luke Donald
  • Sergio Garcia
  • Padraig Harrington
  • David Howell
  • Robert Karlsson
  • Paul McGinley
  • Colin Montgomerie
  • José Maria Olazábal
  • Henrik Stenson
  • Lee Westwood

35th Ryder Cup Opening Ceremonies

35th Ryder CupDad and I were in attendance at the greatest event I’ve ever been a part of. The Ryder Cup is the Super Bowl of golf, with the difference being the number of times it is held in the United States. The Ryder Cup Matches are held every two years. They are held in the United States every four years. During a golfer’s lifetime, the matches are held on home soil about 20 times. A few of those are during the years when we are too young to appreciate them or too old to attend. So figure about 12 to 14 chances of attending the event.

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