Watson set for Ryder Cup captaincy
Speculation is mounting that 63-year-old Tom Watson will lead America's Ryder Cup team at Gleneagles in 2014.
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US set to reveal Ryder Cup captain
The United States will unveil their next Ryder Cup captain, possibly David Toms, on Thursday.
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Clarke hoping for captaincy nod
Darren Clarke has admitted he would find it hard to turn down the Ryder Cup captaincy for the European team in 2014.
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Clarke denies Ryder Cup captaincy approach
Darren Clarke has categorically denied being invited to become Europe's next Ryder Cup captain.
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Oscar Pistorius backs Paul McGinley for captain
'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius backed Paul McGinley's claims to take over as Europe's Ryder Cup captain after playing alongside the Dubliner in the first round of the Dunhill Links pro-am on Thursday.
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Hoey breathed every Ryder Cup shot
It was not only Europe's Ryder Cup heroes who went short of sleep on Sunday night - so did Michael Hoey, who today began his defence of the Dunhill Links title at Carnoustie.
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Paul Lawrie focused on playing in 2014 Ryder Cup
Ryder Cup hero Paul Lawrie says he has ambitions to captain Europe one day - but is focused on a playing role when the trophy is defended in 2014.
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Poulter treasures Ryder Cup memories over a major
Ian Poulter has been the heartbeat of Europe's team in the last three Ryder Cups and said on Tuesday he would not swap his memories from the biennial event for a maiden victory in a major championship.
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McIlroy reunited with Ryder Cup cop
Ryder Cup hero Rory McIlroy has been reunited with the police officer who rushed him to the course for the final day's play at Medinah Country Club.
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Triumphant Europeans keep Ballesteros in mind
Europe's triumphant players had Seve Ballesteros on their minds after their remarkable Ryder Cup victory in Medinah.
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Miracle in Medinah as Europe win Ryder Cup
Europe pulled off one of the great escapes last night to win the Ryder Cup, in what will go down as the "Miracle of Medinah".
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As It Happened: Europe Win Ryder Cup
Europe have won the Ryder Cup in Chicago. Re-live the amazing final day's golf at Medinah with our text commentary.
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Europe close gap as America enjoy lead
The United States tightened their grip on the 39th Ryder Cup by taking a commanding 10-6 lead over holders Europe at Medinah Country Club.
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As It Happened: Ryder Cup Day 2
Re-live all the action from Day 2 at the 39th Ryder Cup, from Medinah Country Club in Chicago.
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Advantage USA after Day 1 at Medinah
Phil Mickelson celebrated becoming America's most capped Ryder Cup player with two wins on the opening day in Chicago.
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As It Happened: Ryder Cup Day 1
All the action from Day 1 at the 39th Ryder Cup, from Medinah Country Club in Chicago.
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McIlroy, McDowell lead European Ryder Cup charge
World number one Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell will lead off Europe's bid to retain the Ryder Cup in Chicago at 1320 Irish time.
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Olazabal makes changes for final Ryder practice
Jose Maria Olazabal today mixed things up for Europe's final nine-hole practice session on the eve of the Ryder Cup in Chicago.
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Mickelson set for another Ryder Cup record
Phil Mickelson set a record he did not want in the Ryder Cup two years ago - the most career defeats by any American in the history of the event.
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Ryder Cup 2012 - The European Team
Europe, under the guidance of Ryder Cup legend Jose Maria Olazabal are defending the trophy after winning the 2010 Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor in Wales.
Fixtures, results and standings from the 2012 PGA Tour
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