Podcast appearances and mentions of ryder cup matches

Ron Green Jr. of The Global Golf Post and Charlotte Observer previews the Ryder Cup in Rome and American Walker Cup hero, Caleb Suratt recounts his time at The Walker Cup matches..

On this episode of the LINKS Golf Podcast, the hosts discuss the merits of courses that have staged the Ryder Cup Matches in years past and preview future venues for the competition. This episode is presented by Wild Dunes Resort. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a scale of 1 to 10, how excited are we about the playing of the 44th Ryder Cup Matches? The gang breakdown what's coming down the pipe for us at starting on September 29th at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Guidonia Montecelio, just northeast of Rome — the names (or no-names) that we'll be watching, the stars that won't be there and maybe a bit of intrigue about a course few people know much about.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

As the former President of the PGA of America Ted Bishop has been an integral part of the Ryder Cup.  In this episode he takes us inside one of the great events in sports.  He tells stories about past Ryder Cup Matches that few have heard.  Ted talks about how the Ryder Cup has changed over the years and gives his thoughts on this year's teams.  If you love the Ryder Cup, you'll love this episode.  

On this week's episode, Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin look at the United States Ryder Cup team put together by captain Zach Johnson The 44th Ryder Cup Matches will be held in Italy from September 29-October 1st at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Guidonia Montecelio near Rome. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's episode, Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin look at the United States Ryder Cup team put together by captain Zach Johnson The 44th Ryder Cup Matches will be held in Italy from September 29-October 1st at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Guidonia Montecelio near Rome. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The big question on the turf industry's mind after the epic 2016 Ryder Cup Matches at Hazeltine National Golf Club (Chaska, MN) was, "Where's (senior assistant superintendent) Ryan Moy gonna go?" Turns out the answer was one just about nobody expected: Head Groundskeeper for the Minnesota United Football Club at the still under-construction Allianz Field in St. Paul and their training grounds in Blaine, MN. Once Ryan settled in there he was followed by former Hazeltine interns Mitch Ronning and Peter Braun to form the core of the MNUFC groundskeeping team. We at TurfNet got to know Peter when he was the 2014 TurfNet Intern in Ireland, working at the Mount Juliet Resort. TurfNet salutes Ryan, Mitch and Peter as Rising Stars of Turf for both their excellent past work in golf course maintenance but also their future in sports turf. This chat with Peter McCormick gives a fascinating glimpse into the career transition from a major golf event for Ryan, the culture shift from golf to sports turf, and the experiences they've had during their years with MNUFC at Allianz Field. Presented by Earthworks and DryJect.

Welcome back to the Bill Bradley Collective, where it is a bonus week! That's right, join us for the newest addition to our catalogue of critically acclaimed Dollop-inspired installments. This week Andrew submits the definitive history of the 1999 Ryder Cup Matches. The bi-annual golf exhibition/corporate outing, profiled in broader strokes on a recent Collective episode, hit an unprecedented fever pitch in '99 at the Country Club of Brookline, Massachusetts. On the course it is a tale of two events. The underdog European side rode sublime play in the team sessions to get out to a seemingly insurmountable lead by the eve of the concluding singles session. But the Americans flipped the script on that final Sunday, matching the European level of play at the start of the week and then some en route to a historic come-from-behind victory. Yet the golf is merely part of the story, as this Ryder Cup is remembered well beyond the 14.5-13.5 outcome. The major talking points include: financial grievances from top American stars in the run-up to the event; the abhorrent conduct of some patrons in the direction of the European contingent; the putt that ensured American victory and the indecent celebration that followed, and American captain Ben Crenshaw deploying a video message from fellow Texan and future president George W. Bush for inspiration on the eve of the final day. The 1999 Ryder Cup will forever have a complicated legacy in the annals of golf history, and the legacy of that week is the story here, on the Bill Bradley Collective.

It's a great time to be alive as a golf fan. We head from the U.S. Open at Winged Foot to Whistling Straits for classic battle of USA vs Europe in 2020 Ryder Cup Matches.

In his second season at Medinah Country Club in Medinah, Illinois, Steve Cook chats with host John Reitman about lessons learned through a long career spanning some of the top courses throughout the Midwest. Steve talks about tournament prep for high-level events like this year's BMW Championship at Medinah and the 2004 Ryder Cup Matches at Oakland Hills in Michigan and his time volunteering for the 2017 Solheim Cup at Des Moines Golf and Country Club. Steve also talks about the life lessons he's learned as a superintendent and while climbing mountains around the world, like Ama Dablam in the Himalayas in 2015 and how hanging from a 22,000-foot summit has helped him finally strike a balance between work and life.

Mark Immelman is a recognized and award-winning golf instructor, NCAA College Golf Coach and a PGA TOUR Radio and Television Analyst/Announcer. Host of this 'On the Mark' podcast he shares his personal insights from the 2018 Ryder Cup matches. Immelman analyzes the performances of Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy among others and brings golf-tips that will help you to improve your golf . Learn about decision-making, routine, playing under pressure, recovery and a resilient mindset.

We're baaaaaack! After a couple month yatus (sorry, Big Brother fan here), we are back on the air! We explain where we've been, catch up on what's been happening in the golf world, and start to duke it out debating these Ryder Cup Matches. (Disclaimer: we recorded on the Thursday before the matches started, so apologies for the info being dated by the time this gets posted) We catch up on the local stuff with Callaway Chip Shots, and start a new segment about better understanding the Rules of Golf.

Former Ryder Cup member Chris Dimarco joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss the 2018 tournament, his memories from 2004 and 2006 and more.

Paul McGinley has risen to as high as the Top 20 in the Official World Golf Ranking.  He has 4 European Tour victories and a spectacular record in the Ryder Cup Matches including a win as the European Team Captain in 2014.  McGinley, a former Gaelic Football player, joins the podcast to talk about athleticism, resiliency, playing one's own game, and the value of a good mind-set in competition.  Paul also talks at length about his career as both a player and and captain in the Ryder Cup Matches and shares lessons you can learn from his experiences - one of those being holing the winning putt against Jim Furyk in the 2002 Matches.

The 2016 Ryder Cup Matches were spectacular.  Brian Katrek of "Katrek and Maginnes on Tap on SiriusXM) was on-site at Hazeltine calling the action for PGA.com.  He joins Mark Immelman and brings his inside-the-ropes insights and opinions as he and Mark Immelman put a bow on the Ryder Cup.

Nick Bradley, noted golf instructor and former Strategic Assistant to European Ryder Cup Captain Paul McGinley, joins the podcast to discuss the 2016 Ryder Cup Matches at Hazeltine in September. Nick takes you inside the "Team Room" and opines on strategy, team selection, and potential player pairings.  He also talks about veteran leadership and how the Ryder Cup rookies may feel and play.  Along those lines, Nick shares a lesson for you and how you can identify with playing golf under the highest of pressure.

So Team Europe was beaten by Team USA this weekend at Louisville, Kentucky. But what about the Ryder Cup, how and where did it start? I thought it might make an interesting listen, and it did. The Ryder Cup is a golf trophy, donated by Samuel Ryder, which is awarded biennially in an event called the "Ryder Cup Matches" between teams from Europe and the United States. The matches are jointly administered by the PGA of America and the PGA European Tour, and alternate between sites in the United States and Europe.