There is not much left until the start of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, and it seems that the public is excited like never before. There are huge public expectations regarding this year's tournament, and some are already speculating who will triumph.
There are many differences between the two teams, but most agree that both are of similar quality, and it may be the small details that ultimately decide the winner.
Tony Finau, once an important figure of the Ryder Cup team, believes that Europeans know how to celebrate victory in a better way. Finau is certainly happy when the US team celebrates the victory, but admits that he still feels a better vibe on the other side.
“I hate to ruin the vibe here, but to be honest with you, the Europeans party way better than the Americans. Like way better, it doesn’t matter if they win or lose, you feel like you think they won,” he said, as quoted by The Golfing Gazette.
“The party is at the European side, and that’s just point blank. Even when we won in ’21, it was an amazing vibe, we had a great time, but the party was on the European side. If you want to have a good time, that’s where the party is at. Even though we have guys who party, and we had Xander with the cigar and stuff, the real party is on that side."
Fans remember the US team's celebration with nostalgia, and there were a few players who really stood out.
What will happen: Both teams have the quality to triumph
The question arises: Who will have more reasons to celebrate this year? The US team has an amazing team that has the potential to do great things; of course because of the quality, but also because of the home crowd.
On the other hand, the Europeans want to end the negative streak on US soil, ready to celebrate this time.
