Ryder Cup. I'm a golfer and golf fan...but does anyone agree with?

Not if Europe keep winning it's not. The only ones that feel it is are the yanks because they can't stand losing, yet if they were winning it would be the "best thing since sliced bread"

I think that golf should be an individual sport rather than team play. The concept of four-ball and such really doesn't appeal to me, but I do like the competitiveness of the singles matches. Not that I consider four-ball to be non-competitive but it's a little boring. I prefer the Presidents Cup over the Ryder Cup because then you get the likes of Singh, Els, and Scott for the International team.

i dont agree. how can it be overrated? its team golf. individually you cant blame anyone else for screwing up. but there is more pressure to make putts because you arent trying to do it for money, you have your teammates and your country to think of. plus it comes every 2 years. its not an every year event and nobody gets to see it often.

cant field a competitive team? we play by your format...you win...you play by ours...we win...USA has top three in world..Europe has a nine and ten

yes, it is boring to watch, but fun to play

I don't think that it's overrated at all. People, including me, get more excited about the four majors anyway. The Ryder Cup comes fifth, as it should. Plus, there's an uncertainty about it, because the best players don't always do well in a team format. Tiger Woods has a career losing record (9-11-4) in the event. And lastly, it's America vs. Europe. That's a pretty sweet match-up.

Let me guess you are an American. You do sound bitter. This is perhaps the greatest golfing event in the history of golf and as exciting as it gets. Too bad the USA can't field a competitive team