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Four first-timers, 6 of the 8 veterans have losing records in Ryder Cup and another who never played a match. Good luck, Corey.

What would you expect from this faggot?

IndyFrisco wrote:What would you expect from this faggot?

That faggot earned the nickname "Bulldog" for his ability to find ways to win without being the bomber off the tee...and his Ryder Cup record is excellent.


And I think he played at UCLA

Here's the first matches Friday morning. I see a split, with the US winning matches 1 & 3.


Pairings for Friday's first session (all times A.M., ET):

2:45 Phil Mickelson,
Dustin Johnson (US)
vs. Lee Westwood,
Martin Kaymer (Europe)

3:00 Stewart Cink,
Matt Kuchar (US)
vs. Rory McIlroy,
Graeme McDowell (Europe)

3:15 Steve Stricker,
Tiger Woods (US)
vs. Ian Poulter,
Ross Fisher (Europe)

3:30 Bubba Watson,
Jeff Overton (US)
vs. Luke Donald,
Padraig Harrington (Europe)

it will be an ass-kicking of epic proportions
as much as I hate to say it, I think the Euros are going to lay waste to the US contingency

I hope I'm wrong, but I fear that I'm not....

Here's Jason Sobel's analysis of the fourball matches:

http://espn.go.com/golf/blog/_/name/sob ... l-pairings

it was a lot closer than I thought it would be...but after Sunday's meltdown it was simply too much ground to make up...

Bubba Watson and Dustin Johnson matched Phil's 1-3 record. Of course, Steve Stricker from God's Country led the way for the US at 3-1.

Toddowen wrote:So who was the biggest dissapointment for the US?

for being the second ranked player in the world, Mickelsn has a remarable ability to suck monkey testes