U.S. Routs European Team to Take Back the Ryder Cup

By BY BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports Collin Morikawa’s birdie putt on No. 17 secured the half-point the U.S. team needed to clinch its victory against Europe on the way to a 19-9 rout.https://nyti.ms/3CQcb9k

Ryder Cup Postponed Until 2021 to Accommodate Fans

By BY BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports Many of the world’s top golfers had objected to holding the tournament without fans, threatening to drop out of the biennial event if it was not postponed.https://nyti.ms/31TxJTr

For Ryder Cup Teammates, It’s Back to Business in Dubai

By JOHN CLARKE from NYT Sports The golfers who represented Europe and defeated the United States must put their esprit de corps aside for the DP World Tour Championship.https://nyti.ms/2K0b5xA

Ryder Cup 2018: Europe Again Defends Its Soil Against the U.S.

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports With golf’s premier team event back on their continent, the Europeans avenged a 2016 loss in the States and won for the seventh time in the last nine competitions.https://nyti.ms/2xMYoRU

In Ryder Cup, Europe Leaves Egos at Door. Those of U.S. Slam the Door.

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports A news conference after another American loss on foreign soil lays bare recriminations that again reflect a team divided.https://nyti.ms/2NdbJrD

For Phil Mickelson at Ryder Cup, One Last Chance to Deliver

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports Mickelson was a spectator on Saturday. In Sunday’s singles, the United States will need him to produce.https://nyti.ms/2IvsLAJ

What Gives This Ryder Cup ‘the Feel of a Football Game’?

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports The giant grandstand at the first tee of Le Golf National created an atmosphere that was intimidating and invigorating on the opening day.https://nyti.ms/2OYgVl0

U.S. Takes Early 3-1 Lead at Ryder Cup

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Tiger Woods and Patrick Reed are the only American team to lose.https://nyti.ms/2NNcPj7

Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson Look to Conquer Their Joint Jinx

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports For all their experience in the Ryder Cup, neither has sampled victory in the tournament when it is held in Europe. Now comes another chance, starting Friday.https://nyti.ms/2xH2dbu

Many Changes in the Ryder Cup Over 25 Years, and the Americans Seek One More

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Not since 1993 has the United States beaten the European team on its home soil.https://nyti.ms/2Of1jMM

Tom Lehman, Former Ryder Cup Captain, Provides Perspective

By JOHN CLARKE from NYT Sports The important ingredient is talent, of course, but also how to perform within the team.https://nyti.ms/2IggTCe

Players to Watch at the Ryder Cup

By JEFF SHAIN from NYT Sports It’s been a quarter century since the United States last won the Ryder Cup in Europe. Here are some of the golfers who will end, or continue, that drought.https://nyti.ms/2xDs7gf

To Spur Interest, Golf Courses Go Small in France

By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY from NYT Sports Known as compact urban courses, they are short and modest, designed to fit small parcels of land near major population centers and to draw new golfers.https://nyti.ms/2Oa93zI

Tiger Woods Is Named to U.S. Ryder Cup Team

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports Jim Furyk, the U.S. captain, announced three of the last four picks for the team that will meet Europe’s squad in France this month. Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson were also chosen.https://nyti.ms/2PzEGj9

On Eve of Ryder Cup Picks, Four Americans Make Compelling Cases

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports Bryson DeChambeau, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Tony Finau squeezed most of the drama out of Tuesday’s announcement with strong showings at the Dell Technologies Championship.https://nyti.ms/2MJqreL

A French Golfer Takes a Hard Look at Golf in France

By JOHN CLARKE from NYT Sports With the Open de France starting this week, Michael Lorenzo-Vera talked about the tournament, making the Ryder Cup and the challenges of golf in his home country.https://nyti.ms/2Kk0Bsl