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When was that?
I can't remember but he didn't have any grey hair!
When was that?
Good photo! I wonder what happened to the rest of the team? I can only recognise a couple (G mac and Nick D)
The devil in me can’t help reading luke’s statements after his appointment and seeing him talk about the importance of ‘growing the game’ and being ‘part of a team’ etc… but making no mention of the 7 figure fee he’s just signed up for
(he’s gonna pocket about the same for this one gig as his total tour winnings for the last 5/6 years!)
On a more serious note, Good luck to him though
Expect to see him on the DP more from now on...Wonder how many of our potential team he actually knows?
Has he actually played in any European Tour events in the last 10 years?....
How many of the team will come from the ET? I don't mean the ones who leave in the US, come back and play a token amount, the ones who genuinely play most of their comps on it. Sadly, all too few.Wonder how many of our potential team he actually knows?
Has he actually played in any European Tour events in the last 10 years?....
Expect to see him on the DP more from now on...
Plus..a fair few will have played over there recently..plus there's this thing called the internet..amazing what you can find on there
I don't think any of the top guys support the ET any more, that ship has sailed. They do the minimum but no more.He's not exactly supported the Tour though has he?
That's the point I'm trying to make.
Personally I think a loyal ET stalwart who wants to stick it to the Yanks would have been a better appointment.
Appointed because he was a 'name' at one point in his career.
Europe's top golfers (not on LIV, that I am aware of):He's not exactly supported the Tour though has he?
That's the point I'm trying to make.
Personally I think a loyal ET stalwart who wants to stick it to the Yanks would have been a better appointment.
Appointed because he was a 'name' at one point in his career.
Europe's top golfers (not on LIV, that I am aware of):
3. McIlroy
5. Rahm
9. Hovland
10. Fitzpatrick
24. Lowry
26. Fleetwood
27. Hatton
35. Pieters
36. Power
52. Rose
53. Noren
60. Meronk
I'm guessing most of the guys will be on the PGA Tour, and Donald will know the biggest players very well. That is going to be key, as he'll want to get the best out of them. Could backfire if someone came in, that didn't know the top players as well, and was unable to get the best out of them. Basically, he is going to want those top 5 or 6 players to feel great about themselves and how they play within that team, so knowing them personally is key. However, I've no doubt he will spend a lot of time over the next year mixing in with the European Tour, and getting to know some of the emerging players coming from there.
I appreciate that. But, I didn't want to create a huge list of all European Players inside the top 200 / 300 etc. I was simply listing the highest rank players, as they are the current players that could be most likely to make the team. Especially the top half of the team. Form between now and the Ryder Cup could mean some of the lower ranked players dropping into oblivion, while some others (or rookies) might fly into attention in the next year.European team qualification is not usually World Ranking based, just a part of it.
Interesting that Power only joined ET in March....?????