Episode 4 looks at the '87 Cup, when Tony Jacklin and his European team attempted to make history by winning for the first time ever on American soil. To pre-order "The Cup They Couldn't Lose," coming this spring, visit this link: https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/shane-ryan/the-cup-they-couldnt-lose/9780306874413/

The third and final dispatch from Whistling Straits, where Stricker has led the U.S. to an 11-5 lead after four sessions, and victory is assured. One last look at how we got here. If you enjoy these podcasts, Shane's book on the 2021 Ryder Cup can be pre-ordered here: https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/shane-ryan/the-cup-they-couldnt-lose/9780306874413/

The Whistling Straits Ryder Cup is what we thought it was. Some thoughts after America takes a 6-2 lead and Stricker pushes all the right buttons. If you enjoy these podcasts, Shane's book on the 2021 Ryder Cup can be pre-ordered here: https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/shane-ryan/the-cup-they-couldnt-lose/9780306874413/

Not a canon episode. The mixer and the mic made their way to Wisconsin, so let's engage in a thought exercise: Can we use what we know about Ryder Cup history to predict the winner? If you enjoy these podcasts, Shane's book on the 2021 Ryder Cup can be pre-ordered here: https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/shane-ryan/the-cup-they-couldnt-lose/9780306874413/

Episode 3 looks at the '85 Cup, when Tony Jacklin and his European team attempted to make good on the momentum of their surprise showing in American two years earlier. To pre-order "The Cup They Couldn't Lose," coming this spring, visit this link: https://www.hachettebooks.com/titles/shane-ryan/the-cup-they-couldnt-lose/9780306874413/

Episode 2 looks at the Ryder Cup at PGA National in 1983, Tony Jacklin's first turn as European captain.