Stricker named US Ryder Cup captain
NEW YORK: Steve Stricker will captain the US 2020 Ryder Cup team, becoming the first American in the role without a major title to his name, the PGA said Wednesday.
Stricker, 51, is a native of Wisconsin, the state that will host the event next year at Whistling Straits.Stricker has been charged with reclaiming the trophy from holders Europe after the Americans were routed 17 1/2-10 1/2 last September in France. The Europeans have won four of the past five Ryder Cups.
“In our sport, in this country, there is no greater honor than to captain the US Ryder Cup team,” Stricker said.“I am humbled by both the opportunity at hand and the responsibility that comes with the position.”
Stricker said he was confident the US team could bounce back from their rout in France last year.“While we were disappointed with the result in Paris, I am confident the setback will fuel our preparations for what will take place at Whistling Straits.”
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