The Home Advantage: Why Winning on European Soil Has Been Nearly Impossible for Team USA
Since 1993, Team USA has won just once on European soil. We break down the factors that make winning away from home in the Ryder Cup one of golf's most difficult challenges, and what it would take for the Americans to finally break the curse.
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