There are still a few weeks left until the start of the Ryder Cup, the prestigious competition in the world of golf. The public is still impatient and has various questions related to this tournament. However, one question arises the most: who will celebrate in this tournament?
Both teams have a strong roster with individuals who can dominate.
Brandel Chamblee, a well-known face in the golf scene, followed the press conference of both the European and American teams, and noticed that the Americans looked a little depressed and sad.
On the other hand, the golf commentator felt that the Europeans were in a much better mood and seemed to have a greater motivation to perform at this competition.
What especially bothers Brandel and the public in America is that the US team could lose on home soil, and that would certainly be a huge disappointment.
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Ive got to admit though, when I was watching it live, they did look like they were all in hostage videos, every one of them. They looked sad, like their dog had just died. They did, he said, as quoted by The Golfing Gazette.
The Europeans, they had the benefit of probably seeing all of the posts and were like, were going to give the opposite view. People roll their eyes when you say this, but it is demonstrably true that the Europeans are more passionate about the Ryder Cup.
Its not to say that the US doesnt want it. They do. But Europe wants it more. And if you doubt that, here it is: Sergio Garca goes to LIV, but in order to be eligible and play on the Ryder Cup team, he had to pay a few million dollars in fines. He happily paid those fines so that he could be eligible and considered to play on the Ryder Cup team."
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Earlier statements from players from both teams
Chamblee referred to earlier statements by Europeans who admitted they would even pay money to be on the Ryder Cup team. On the other hand, he doesn't feel that American players have the same hunger and desire to succeed, given that most US golfers want to be paid to play in this competition.
Brandel emphasizes that this is probably the most important difference between Europeans and Americans.
