Luke Donald to remain Europe’s Ryder Cup captain and go for historic three-peat
Source: US news | The Guardian · Bias: Center Left
Summary
Englishman has led team to back-to-back triumphsTiger Woods is first choice to take over US captaincyConfirmation that Luke Donald will captain Europe’s Ryder Cup team for a third time is expected on Wednesday, in a move that will increase pressure on the PGA of America to tie down Tiger Woods to lead the US at Adare Manor next September. Woods, who is the first choice to succeed Keegan Bradley, has been publicly vague on his captaincy status. News on Donald will enhance Europe’s sense of continuity and togetherness with the US picture uncertain.Donald has been widely lauded for his approach in Rome and New York, where Europe won back-to-back Ryder Cups. After a dramatic success at Bethpage last year, it was apparent players wanted the Englishman to remain in office. Continue reading...
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