American Revolution
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It was the largest margin of victory for the U.S. since 1981.
With passionate leadership from its captain, Paul Azinger, the U.S. team played inspired golf to take back the Ryder Cup for the first time since 1999.Go to Article
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Gary Van Sickle
All For OneThe book is closed on European Ryder Cup dominance. The U.S. never looked more like a team than in its victory at Valhalla.
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Encore, EncoreThe PGA of America would be crazy not to try to retain U.S. captain Paul Azinger for 2010.
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Tide TurningA new wave of young Ryder Cup stars is just what the U.S. team needed to stop its losing streak.
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David Feherty
"Against all odds, nothing bad happened, although it appeared that Seve had been cloned at one stage. How could he be following three matches at once?"
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