All 12 Ryder Cup singles matches, ranking!
Sunday, a bloody Sunday.
Team USA will need one person.
The Americans violated the biggest Sunday deficit in the event’s history in their current form after a record defeat two days of Bethpage Black’s Ryder Cup.
The Europeans led 11.5-4.5, just 2.5 points from the Cup. However, it won’t end until after it’s over. Singles matches are important every Sunday, 12 of them. This is the ranking of these showdowns, listed in the opposite order of interest.
12: Ben Griffin and Rasmus Hogged
If you forget that these two people are on Bethpage this week, you are forgiven. Every man showed up in a game, neither of them won the point. If the Ryder Cup is a bonus, it will be the bottom of the card.
11: Harris English and Victor Hofland
Hofland had to withdraw from four goals Saturday afternoon due to neck pain. English looks healthy. But after only two games in the game and losing twice, his feelings could be hurt. There is a reason the team’s respective captains eliminated both: Hofland, probably because he was injured; probably in English, because… we’ll let you draw your own conclusions about what the United States believes in him.
10: JJ Spaun vs. Sepp Straka
There is no intention of disrespect as both players stand out in a great season and have performed well this week. However, neither of these two people have a particularly intense personality, let’s face it – “Spaunv. Straka” is not completely synonymous with “bloody hatred”. Plus, with the other six games going before them, the Ryder Cup may settle before this turn.
9. Sam Burns and Robert McIntyre
These two were once rarely used, and each match only appeared in two matches. But both appear a lot at the moment when they are cooked at high pressure. There is no lack of strength here.
8. Russell Henley vs. Shane Lowry
It was a tough week for Henry, who lost the game while pairing with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. It wasn’t an easy task, considering the abuse he caused from the stands. After Saturday’s four-goal game, Lowry said the game was “why I woke up in the morning.” In a hostile environment, he will play chips on his shoulders. His opponent will have greater proof.
7. Collin Morikawa vs. Tyrrell Hatton
Morikava has no victory this week. Hatton is undefeated. This is a fairly fair reflection of every man’s recent form. But it’s still a vibrant match between the two best iron hands in the game.
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A young star, the fastest pre-shot schedule in the game, played against a steely veteran who could cross the ball as a lawn statue. It’s more than just an impressive battle of talent. It’s an interesting style conflict.
5. Justin Thomas vs. Tommy Fleetwood
Entering this week, Scottie Scheffler is the best player on Team America, but Justin Thomas is as close as the soul, a demonstration contender and used to season Ryder Cupper, with a trick to stir up the hometown crowd. There is no doubt that Captain America, Keegan Bradley, sent him out early in the hope, and Thomas could light a fire in the gallery. There is only one capture: He is as good as someone who suffocates the opposition spark.
4. Xander Schauffele vs. Jon Rahm
Of course, Schauffele’s game isn’t the sharpest. But he remains a principal for Team USA, a major champion he has been correctly confirmed for his mental resilience. Meanwhile, Rahm is the latest news for the Spanish Ryder Cup, who happens to play with Seve’s flash, Sergio’s touch and power touch, all wrapped up.
3. Bryson DeChambeau and Matt Fitzpatrick
It is tempting to call this case Davidv. Goliath, but this only applies to their body shape. His 2-1-0 record this week failed to capture the huge amount of Fitzpatrick this week. As for DeChambeau, it’s a big event whenever he gets into the spotlight.
2.Cameron Young vs. Justin Ross
Some believe that the New Yorker’s youngster should win the game for the first time on Thursday morning for his team to move the family crowd forward. The captain’s draft pick will now be on Sunday’s lead, for another reason: he is the best performer in America. Not that any team’s experienced competitor is prone to shaking, he has been playing like the Ryder Cup Assassin.
1. ScottieScheffler vs. Rory McIlroy
This is something that one person can say alone: This is the world’s number one ranking! But, we might as well sprinkle some words in the competition. On the one hand, the most dominant golfer since Tiger Woods, who quickly developed a reputation like the woods after a poor performance in the Ryder Cup. He is still looking for his first point this week. On the other hand, Europe’s team leader and lightning rod lightning pole, who hopes to bow in a season, finally grab the elusive Masters to perfect the professional Grand Slam. If you can’t get into this, we don’t know what to say.
