The Spirit of Brookline: History Offers a Blueprint for USA's Monumental Sunday Task
Trailing 9.5 to 6.5, Team USA needs a historic performance to win the Ryder Cup. We look back at the legendary comebacks at Brookline and Medinah to see what it will take for the current American players to make history.
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Down 10-6 entering Sunday singles at The Country Club in 1999, Team USA orchestrated the most remarkable comeback in Ryder Cup history. From Justin Leonard's legendary putt to Ben Crenshaw's tears of joy, we revisit every dramatic moment of the 'Battle of Brookline' that changed Ryder Cup history forever.
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From struggles in the foursomes to an inability to hole crucial putts, the star-studded American team failed to perform on home soil. We break down the five key reasons for Team USA's defeat.
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