Ryder Cup: Graeme McDowell as Europe's Newest Vice President

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Captain of Europe's Ryder Cup team has selected Graeme McDowell as the new vice captain. Graeme has a lot of confidence int heir underdog position.


I'VE GOT SOME TIME

Thomas Bjorn, Europe's Ryder Cup captain, has brought in a new vice captain Graeme McDowell.

Graeme Mcdowell is from northern Ireland. He plays on the PGA tour and the European tour. His greatest career accomplishment was winning the 2010 US Open at Pebble Beach. He was the first European player to win in 40 years. His career history stacks up quite nicely as one of the best European players on tour.

Graeme is coming in with the fire explaining that Europe hasn't been beaten on European soil since 1993. He is extremely confident in his home advantage. He is completely aware of the current momentum of the US, but it isn't worrying him. He seems to enjoy the underdog status Europe's team is slipping into. He explains to the media that winning individual majors is a lot different than winning the Ryder Cup. Although he is confident he has expressed multiple times how strong he knows the US team is.

With Justin Thomas holding the world ranking number 1 position, it shows their potential in the next Ryder Cup. We are also bringing the heat with the long-baller Dustin Johnson, the boy wonder Jordan Spieth, and of course the new and improved swing of Rickie Fowler. Although they have the home advantage, the ball is definitely in our court.

By: Stratton Robinson