They crossed the Atlantic to play at U.S. colleges and on the PGA Tour. Now European golfers dominate the Ryder Cup, winning eight of the past 11 editions.
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy—There was no mistaking who turned in the biggest performances of this year’s trans-Atlantic grudge match known as the Ryder Cup. They were residents of South Florida, suburban Arizona, and college-town Oklahoma.
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