The U.S. needed only 4.5 points to reclaim the Ryder Cup on Sunday, but the Europeans rallied to retain the crown. See how it happened.The US just lost the Ryder Cup after blowing a massive 10-6 lead coming into the final day. It ties for the worst collapse in Ryder Cup history. It came down to Steve Stricker against Martin Kaymer. Stricker needed to win theThe U.S. Ryder Cup team experienced that Sunday. It surely will prompt memories of the usual names of unfortunate individuals/teams known for their throats getting, well, a little tight at a most inopportune time. The 1964 Phillies blowing a 6 1/2-gameThe U.S. Ryder Cup team experienced that Sunday. It surely will prompt memories of the usual names of unfortunate individuals/teams known for their throats getting, well, a little tight at a most inopportune time. The 1964 Phillies blowing a 6 1/2-gameMedinah was filled with sheer madness Sunday, the matches so close for so much of the day that even when Martin Kaymer stood over a 6-foot par putt on the 18th hole to clinch it, the Ryder Cup was up in air.
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