Ryder Cup captains in Limerick hope to 'inspire' juniors
First reported 6 Oct, 05:00 UTCUpdated 11h ago3 sources
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The captains of the European and US Ryder Cup teams have visited a Limerick golf course, as the countdown to next year's tournament at Adare Manor continues.
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The captains of the European and US Ryder Cup teams have visited a Limerick golf course, as the countdown to next year's tournament at Adare Manor continues.
LONDON (AFP) -- United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk said Tuesday he will ask his players to "do more than any other United States team has in the past" to end a woeful run on European soil. The US heads to Adare Manor in Limerick, Ireland, next year aiming to end a wait since 1993 to win the biennial team event…
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The captains of the European and US Ryder Cup teams have visited a Limerick golf course, as the countdown to next year's tournament at Adare Manor continues.
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LONDON (AFP) -- United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk said Tuesday he will ask his players to "do more than any other United States team has in the past" to end a woeful run on European soil. The US heads to Adare Manor in Limerick, Ireland, next year aiming to end a wait since 1993 to win the biennial team event…
