Ryder Cup
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- World golf
Rory, Duplantis and India’s women cricketers: In 2025, it was a wide world of sports
Looking outside Australian sport puts us in position to pay respect to some outstanding achievements.
- Malcolm Knox
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Jelly doesn’t grow on trees, you know
But bad karma does follow you around the back nine.
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- Donald Trump
‘Xenophobic frat-boy viciousness’: Trump’s America laid bare at Ryder Cup
Rabble-rousers interested in nothing but subjecting the Europeans to relentless venom turned the Ryder Cup into an unedifying experience.
- Oliver Brown
Europe wins controversial Ryder Cup
Tensions were high throughout the weekend at Bethpage Black as Europe claimed a 15-13 victory in the 2025 Ryder Cup.
Police escorts, a profane MC … and a beer hurled at McIlroy’s wife. This Ryder Cup had it all
The final day of the 2025 clash between the US and Europe was meant to be a procession. What followed will be long remembered.
- Rick Maese
The Weekly Sports Quiz: Shades, stinks on the green and punk rock
How well did you pay attention to the sporting headlines this week?
Caddy spat: McIlroy’s anger spills from greens to car park at Ryder Cup
The golfer was involved in a heated confrontation in the car park after play at the Ryder Cup in Rome.
- Rick Maese and Noah Ferguson
A former North Sydney Bears ballboy earned $3 million in a week ... for carrying a golf bag
Shay Knight once wanted to be the next Bears superstar. But after breaking his cheekbone in a tackle, the former landscaper is now one of Australian sport’s great success stories.
- Adam Pengilly
Race is on as sports battle for a place in 2026 Commonwealth Games
There’s an apparent conflict between the Victorian government’s determination to attract world-class athletes in exciting sports and the lobbying by Commonwealth Games countries for traditional disciplines.
- Roy Masters
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Americans send Europe a message in Ryder Cup rout led by rookies
The US strolled to a 19-9 victory at Whistling Straits, thanks in part to the performance of their six newcomers.