All Ryder Cup articles
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OpinionThe Ryder Cup revealed sport’s beauty and brokenness
Europe’s dramatic victory in the Ryder Cup was sport at its finest - and its most toxic. As fans hurled abuse and players showed grace, the tournament revealed competition’s power to both glorify and corrupt, says Jonny Reid
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OpinionWhat the Ryder Cup says about the human need for connectivity
The Ryder Cup is beloved by golf professionals and fans alike. It’s the sense of belonging that all humans are hardwired for that makes it so special, says Jonny Reid. We should thank God for the gift of team sport
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OpinionThe Christian faith of the Ryder Cup founder
As the world’s top golfers gather in Rome for the start of the Ryder Cup, few may know that the British golfer, Samuel Ryder, who founded the tournament had a strong Christian faith. Rev Peter Crumpler explains
