There are only a few days left until the start of the Ryder Cup, a prestigious competition held every two years. There is a lot of prediction and analysis when it comes to the Ryder Cup, with pundits and analysts trying to figure out the tactics of both teams.
On the one hand, there is the American team playing in front of the home crowd, with strong ambitions to win and good chances to achieve it. On the other hand, the European team comes with a quality squad, a combination of experienced and young players. However, in the end only one team will emerge victorious.
The vice-captain of the American team, Brandt Snedeker, in a guest appearance on the 4Play podcast, emphasized that they roughly know which pairings Europe will use. They expect that the scenario will be similar to last year's edition, and further he pointed out that the Europeans have a great team, and regardless of the pairings, it is certain that they will create problems for the US team.
“We kind of have an idea. It’s pretty much the same team they trotted out last time, and to be perfectly fair, they have some great matchups and great teams. You’d be crazy not to play those guys again.
We kind of have an idea of what they’re going to do. But at the end of the day, you can’t match up teams against each other. We’re putting out a lineup of four teams on Friday morning; they’re going to put out their lineup of four teams on Friday morning, and they’re just melded together.”- he said, as quoted by The Golfing Gazette.
Keegan Bradley's visions
On the other hand, he notes that Keegan Bradley could make similar moves, and some are already speculating which players will be placed on the course in the coming days. The Americans have a strong team with individuals like Scottie Scheffler, a dominant golfer who has ruled the PGA Tour for two years.
In addition to him, there are several other players in top form, which gives hope that they could achieve great success at Bethpage Black.
However, it is difficult to give a precise answer as to who will ultimately lift the trophy and achieve great success, given the quality of both teams and the uncertainty of the tournament itself.
