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That shot could've gone so bad in so many directions....just wish JT made the putt.

    Day 2 - Brooks and Berger are hot. 2 up after 2 vs Rahm/Garcia. Berger rocking a hoodie - he couldn't walk into a 7-11 with it up but it's OK at Whistling Straits ☺

    It's early, but the European team may need to clean house and go younger. Time to dump Westwood and Casey and maybe even Garcia. Not sure if they have the depth to do it though.

    Momentum has shifted!🤔

    ValueGolf - his game has been iffy but he possesses a lot of fire in his belly. That putt that led to the win may have turned the momentum - now down only 2. He's jazzed.

        darpar yes it is. Great for any pro tournament. Unfortunately not an option for the PGA championship due to the move earlier in the year. US Open has dabbled with courses like this.....I suspect this venue will host a US Open before all is said and done!

            ode For me, the Ryder Cup is also fan participation and I don' think Whistling Strait has that due to terrain and layout.

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                ValueGolf - there have been a lot of 2 footers not conceded in this competition. Garcia was a little irked on the first hole in Match #1 yesterday. I don't think the TV cameras are doing justice to the breaks on some of these putts. I couldn't believe Thomas's drive there.

                  Bravopilot a valid point. I think in this case the course is so good for this type of event, the two sides accept the elements for the fans that might not be ideal. Having been there it is a pain to get around in spots, but their are spots that are fabulous for watching shots, multiple holes. I had the opportunity to go x2 but could not have gotten out of work, nor would I have went. Too many people to make it worthwhile to watch the way that I prefer.

                    Neither Thomas nor Spieth could get the ball out of the greenside bunker and picked it up to concede the hole. Welcome to my world <chuckle>.

                    Bravopilot This seems a silly argument by Koepka, looks bad too.

                    Sounds like he was right and did hit the drainage grate. Didn't hurt him though so that's good.

                        garyt1957 If he was so concerned about hurting himself after he lost the ruling, pick the ball up and drop, but he didn't. Why the lengthy argument? Now, if this was done by the Euros I would have thought it an intentional delay tactic--which is an unfair bias on my part.