After the end of this year's Ryder Cup, many theories emerged from analysts and golfers regarding the victory of the European team on American soil. Among the reasons most often mentioned, most believe that the financial injection from the PGA of America was the main obstacle for American golfers. This gave an additional wind at the back of the European players, who knew how to take advantage of their opportunity.
The Europeans started the first two days furiously, while on the third day they had a crisis period and it seemed that there might be an incredible turnaround. However, Shane Lowry made sure things stayed under control and the team kept calm.
Brandel Chamblee, known for his comments that add spice to the atmosphere, this time gave his review on the reason why the American team lost to the Europeans.
Chamblee presented mostly the same arguments as the majority, aware of what played an important role in this year's edition.
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Europeans celebrate
Brandel Chamblee also praised the European team, stressing how important this competition was to them and that money was of no importance to them.
According to Chamblee, this victory won the hearts of golf fans in Europe and further heated up the atmosphere for the next edition to be held in Europe.
